BBC NEWS | Education | More state pupils head to Oxford.

Numbers of comprehensive students entering Oxford are up according to this article. It left me wondering:

• do comprehensive students cope better or worse with the demands of an Oxford degree?
•  do comprehensive students stay the distance on their degree courses, and how do drop-out rates compare to students from selective or fee-paying schools? 
• do Oxford and Cambridge graduates originating from a comprehensive background achieve broadly similar success  as those from slective or fee-paying schools in their future careers?
• what can community comprehensives do to make sure those with the potential to get to Oxford or Cambridge do get their place?

I want THIS in my classroom please! 

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