@SecModerns@BRGS_1701 You’re confusing “inclusive” with “non-selective”. Selection concerns who gets admitted; inclusion concerns how pupils are supported and enabled to participate once they’re there. If your argument depends on pretending those are the same thing, it isn’t much of an argument.
@SecModerns@BRGS_1701 A school can be exceptionally inclusive towards the pupils it admits — including disadvantaged pupils or those with additional needs — while operating selective admissions.