'We found that the students - the independent school students - who were the least successful in fact went to the highest fee-paying schools.
I could cite the anecdotal evidence of what I saw when I was at uni, but I won't. Suffice to say that I think that these guys, Naylor and Smith, are on to something when they say,
this effect is because A-level results are a product of ability and coaching but once at university, ability comes to the fore - and the boost provided by the independent schools' coaching does not live on.
Quite.
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