During her tenure of office, the percentage of secondary school pupils going to comprehensives rose from 32 per cent to 62 per cent.
Bennett himself went to comprehensive state schools in Glasgow before entering university at 16.
Kids who went to comprehensive schools in my day weren't supported at all.
A local doctor said in an interview that Mr. Wilson told him that 40percentt of those sales had gone to Comprehensive Care.
(Shillinglaw and Stephenson are also unusual in having gone to comprehensive schools, in the former's case the well-known Holland Park).
He had something like eight O-Levels which, at that time, was astonishing, especially for us who went to comprehensive schools and the mayhem they were.
According to court documents, when the federal agent Jeff Novitzky and other investigators went to Comprehensive Drug Testing on April 8 , 2004 employees there were initially helpful, but after speaking with lawyers they said they would not help the agents.
The point of getting more women MPs, including more like Dorries who are from northern working-class backgrounds and went to comprehensive schools, is to make the party look less dominated by southern English public schoolboys.
Although six out of 10 of this year's British medallists – including the heptathlete Jessica Ennis-Hill, gymnast Max Whitlock and boxer Nicola Adams – went to comprehensive schools, some sports including rowing and hockey are still dominated by the privately educated.
They were all still registered in school: a majority of them went to comprehensive school (75%, n = 56), and the rest to vocational school (14% [n = 11]) or upper secondary school (13% [n = 10]).
