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  I agree Barry, but the best way is for people (parents and children) to realise the benefit of a good education - at whatever school (comprehensive, grammer or academy).
  
  A good education is generally the key - to a life away from poverty; it will give everyone a better chance of getting a better paid job; apprenticeships and good quality training will help everyone. I'm not talking about everyoner going to Uni, but practical skills too - building-trades can be especially useful.
  
  To be put on a shortlist for a job and actually getting one can depend on how well you did at school/college. Messing around and playing truant will also keep you in poverty.
  
  
  
  
  Roger

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