"We want to act as a beacon to inspire other talented state school students," the trust said in a statement.
Sadly, for every Harris, there are many more talented state school-educated students who don't view becoming a barrister a realistic career option.
A subsequent report published by the Department for Business, Skills and Innovation and the Sutton Trust claimed that each year thousands of the most talented state school pupils were missing out on places because of the system of applying on the basis of predicted grades.
Afraid of turning away talented state-school applicants, most universities stopped asking for further maths, even for maths or physics degrees removing any remaining inclination among state schools to offer the subject.The number of students taking A-level further maths fell from around 15,000 in the late 1980s to a low of some 5,000 by the late 1990s.
Greene licensed Grace Wyndham Goldie to run a talented nation state in the invigorating scruffiness of Lime Grove.
It also does not take a genius to see that this game leaves a talented Ohio State team at a crossroads.
I have heard talented young women state, as though it were an incontestable fact, that children and science do not mix, so women must choose one or the other or delay having families until their careers are established.
Besides, Penn's planned improvements to its medical centre and its new sports fields will serve the community, and its nanotechnology centre will be open to undergraduates as well as faculty members.By investing in the state university system, Connecticut hopes to keep talented residents in the state and to buoy its prospects in the growing knowledge economy.
Under a regime known as juguo, or "whole nation", the state identifies talented young children, puts them into special schools and, if they are good enough, employs them as athletes, with government-paid coaches.
OHIO STATE 81, U.N.C.-WILMINGTON 41 No. 4 Ohio State's talented freshmen stole the show, as Deshaun Thomas, Jordan Sibert and Jared Sullinger combined for 39 points in a victory over visiting U.N.C.-Wilmington in the Global Sports Invitational.
On 5 April 1890, the Football League's founder, William McGregor, labelled Sunderland as "the team of all talents" stating that they had "a talented man in every position".
