Poynter

Grammar Girl: ‘I had wanted to be a professor, but I had given up on that dream’

That or which? Lie or lay? And where does that pesky comma go? The woman — or girl — who’s built a personal empire around guiding students and professionals through the thickets of grammar and usage ...
The Conversation

Grammar schools have a long history of being dominated by middle-class children

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The Daily Telegraph

In the long war over grammar schools, working-class children suffered most

Mr RH Walker teaches geography to a class of schoolchildren at Wigan Grammar School in Lancashire Credit: Photo: Getty The launch of what may turn out to be a wave of new grammar schools is both less ...
The Independent

As a working-class person who benefited hugely from grammar school, I hope more children are allowed that opportunity

Justine Greening wants new grammar schools to prioritise the bright children of families earning £33,000 with two children or £17,000 with one. Does that mean a two-tier selection process, with quotas ...