The figures for state school entry to Oxbridge mask an even greater inequality: the intake of comprehensive school pupils, the non-selective secondaries that school the vast, vast majority of the nation's children, as opposed to the handful of super-charged grammars, is tiny.
Our objective was to evaluate the effects of environmental, policy, and social marketing interventions on physical activity and fat intake of middle school students on campus.
They argue that the tables often say more about the intake of a school than the teaching and learning that goes on there.
The intake of state school pupils at Bristol is lower than many Oxbridge colleges.
On average, the intake of the schools was also more academically selective than either maintained grammar schools or independent schools.
But parental choice means the Muslim intake of the schools sometimes runs a bit higher.
Understaffing may require the opening of new training institutions or an increase of the intake of existing schools.
Similarly in the United Kingdom (UK), women composed 59% of the yearly intake of medical schools in 2009, in contrast to 32% in 1977 [ 2].
But critics says the tables do not measure all aspects of a school and merely reflect the intake of a given school and so discriminate against schools in challenging areas.
The children are the first intake of Heyford Park free school, and the history of the air base, near Bicester in Oxfordshire, is to be an integral part of their education.
