Labour politicians believe children from disadvantaged backgrounds should "stick to the station in life they were born into", the education secretary, Michael Gove ... criticised the widespread opposition to the English Baccalaureate, the performance measure introduced in 2010 which gauges secondary schools by the proportion of pupils who get a C or above in six GCSEs ...
Do Tories have the right to criticise Labour (concerning Education), when they, themselves, have limited povety-struck families from further education on an economic basis? See: « Welfare Cuts: Not in Our Back Yard »
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