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So they take more pupils from other countries and states in part because they pay higher fees.

The idea was to extend the sort of education Gove had enjoyed to more pupils from similar squeezed middle homes.

Its council decided to experiment with a strategy to enable more pupils from disadvantaged schools to gain entry.

This is the financial incentive that would give schools extra cash for taking disproportionately more pupils from poor homes.

Our change, far from "entrenching advantage", will mean more pupils from deprived backgrounds have the opportunity to attend the best schools.

Unpaid internships to be made illegal and 5,000 more pupils from a free school meals background to be going to university by 2020.

"For 2015-16, we are providing £109m to support music, art and cultural education projects – an increase of £17m from last year – allowing thousands more pupils to benefit from a wide range of enriching activities".

We have invested significantly in music education programmes, allowing thousands more pupils to benefit from a wide range of enriching activities, including classical music concerts.

First of all, he had noticed that the attitude of the head teacher was crucial: during the program he saw that more pupils got vaccinated from schools with an enthusiastic and supportive head teacher.

There is evidence that academies have excluded more pupils than other schools and refused to take excluded pupils from neighbouring schools.

More and more pupils with severe behavioural problems are joining us from mainstream schools.