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Permit carefully designed selective provision for social mobility

Allow selective schools, streams or partial selection with outreach and disadvantaged-pupil access measures.

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Reconstruction: permit selective provision where design advances social mobility, including schools, grammar streams or partial selection, with outreach, preparation support and disadvantaged access measures.

Caveat: the principal source is from 2016. Current preferred design and safeguards should be reconfirmed.

Source: Centre for Social Justice — Selective Education and Social Mobility · Open reference

By Centre for Social Justice · 31 Aug 2026
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Reconstruction: permit selective provision where design advances social mobility, including schools, grammar streams or partial selection, with outreach, preparation support and disadvantaged access measures.

Caveat: the principal source is from 2016. Current preferred design and safeguards should be reconfirmed.

Arguments

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Argument

Creates focused routes beyond house price

Disadvantaged high-potential pupils may access demanding provision.

Supports: Permit carefully designed selective provision for social mobility

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Safeguards can target unequal access

Priority, outreach and free preparation may broaden entry.

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Argument

Selection follows early gaps

Prior attainment and preparation are unequal by age eleven.

Opposes: Permit carefully designed selective provision for social mobility

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Non-selected pupils matter

Peer mix and neighbouring-school outcomes may change.

Opposes: Permit carefully designed selective provision for social mobility

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Shared issue metrics

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Tutoring and selective preparation

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Tutoring and selective preparation.

MetricTutoring and selective preparation
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University progression

Shared issue-level comparison metric: University progression.

MetricUniversity progression
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Travel and access

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Travel and access.

MetricTravel and access
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Attainment gap

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Attainment gap.

MetricAttainment gap
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Access by disadvantage

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Access by disadvantage.

MetricAccess by disadvantage
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Disadvantaged-pupil attainment

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Disadvantaged-pupil attainment.

MetricDisadvantaged-pupil attainment
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Attainment of non-selected pupils

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Attainment of non-selected pupils.

MetricAttainment of non-selected pupils
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Attainment of selected and high-attaining pupils

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Attainment of selected and high-attaining pupils.

MetricAttainment of selected and high-attaining pupils
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