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My hypothesis is that “children in comprehensive schools gain better GCSE results than children in grammar schools. I personally believe this because I was supposed to attend a grammar school but due to circumstances
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Comprehensive Schools v Grammar Schools Hypothesis (100) My hypothesis is that "children in comprehensive schools gain better GCSE results than children in grammar schools. I personally believe this because I was supposed to attend a grammar school but due to circumstances I ended up in a comprehensive school, my friend attended a grammar school. In GCSE science I got a double A* grade and my friend a double B grade. My belief is supported by Professor David Jesson, his study of examination results shows that the top pupils in comprehensive schools do just as well as their peers in grammar schools. Hence his research supports my theory. Contexts and Concepts (404) My first context is a newspaper article from the BBC website, which was published on Thursday 4th November 1999. The main subject of the article is that in education comprehensive schools beat grammar schools in GCSE grades. I chose this article because...
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