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schema:text	What was claimed Pupils on free school meals do far worse in GCSEs in selective Kent compared to non-selective London. Our verdict Correct, although London is well ahead of the rest of England as well. Pupils on free school meals do far worse in GCSEs in selective Kent compared to non-selective London. Correct, although London is well ahead of the rest of England as well. “The evidence, Mr Speaker, of the effects of selection is this. In Kent, which has a grammar school system, 27% of the pupils on free school meals get 5 good GCSEs, compared with 45% in London.” Jeremy Corbyn, 14 September 2016 This is correct. In 2014/15, 46% of pupils in London known to be eligible for free school meals got between a C and an A* in five or more GCSE subjects, including maths and English. In Kent, it was 27%. There aren’t many grammar schools in London, whereas Kent is one of the few areas of the country to have a selective system. But London outperforms the rest of England as a whole when it comes to the exam results of free school meals pupils—not just selective Kent. Across English regions outside of London, 30% get 5 good GCSEs, not much higher than Kent. That doesn’t take away from the argument as a whole. In Kent and neighbouring Medway, “poorer children lag further behind, richer children move further ahead” than both London and the rest of England, as research by Chris Cook for the BBC has shown. Children eligible for free school meals are far less likely to get into grammar schools in the first place. Full Fact fights for good, reliable information in the media, online, and in politics.
schema:mentions	Grammar school The Evidence (TV series) General Certificate of Secondary Education Free education Kent Jeremy Corbyn English language England BBC London Full Fact Regions of England dbpedia:Christine_Cook dbpedia:Medway
schema:reviewRating	Correct, although London is well ahead of the rest of England as well.
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schema:datePublished	2016-09-14 (xsd:date)
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