However diverse the intake, Hobbs's aim has always been a unified school community; he argues strongly that it is wrong to tailor aspirations to fit a preconceived idea of children's potential.
"There is absolutely no doubt about it that there is an air of optimism around this team," Milbury said, "and there's nothing wrong with having high aspirations, but when you start dreaming, you've got to be careful".
But then its aspirations all went horribly wrong.
"The government believes it is wrong that a 30-year-old couple's aspirations should be thwarted by having to wait until they are 50 to benefit from the full value of their starter home.
There is nothing wrong with the political themes of "one nation" and "aspiration" that bob around between the main parties – what's not to like about a socially cohesive society in which people can have ambitions and hope?
Aspiration and normal findings were rated better, wrong assessments occurred in only 9% of cases.
The Labour leader told party activists in Essex that coalition policies had "blunted aspiration" and ministers were "standing up for the wrong people".
To play devil's advocate, what is so wrong with trying to create a beautiful, aspirational product - is it so bad to insist the people you put on your magazine pages fit your readers' physical aspirations?
However, the wrong kind of reason problem poses a challenge to this central aspiration of FA analysis.
Now, right or wrong, it is the Prime Minister who casts the Conservatives as the party of work, aspiration and striving for a bigger home.
