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Newspaper Article
Heseltine seeks state schools fit for Tories
1997
Overview
Michael Heseltine, the Deputy Prime Minister, yesterday suggested that the state education system would soon be good enough to educate Tory ministers' children. Only three members of the Cabinet sent their children to state schools, a survey by The Independent has revealed. The rest spent a combined total running into millions of pounds on an education in the independent sector. The Alma Mater of Cabinet ministers' children include most of the country's most famous public schools. Eton, Harrow, and Stowe are among them, along with a number of other leading boarding and day schools. Boarding school fees now come to more than pounds 12,000 per year in the most well-known schools.
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Independent Digital News & Media
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