A new report shows entry to the best selective schools is so competitive that children need to score near perfect results in the entry test to secure a place.
But children who are heavily coached to pass these tests usually end up in bottom sets and get lower results at GCSE and A level than their entry test results would suggest.
Pushy parents have been warned.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/9148701/Grammar-school-entry-threshold-inflated-by-coaching.html
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