A report's warning that the brightest children aren't doing as well as they should once they get to secondary school.
Ofsted says clever pupils in non-selective schools in England are not being challenged enough because lessons are pitched in the middle. Teaching unions disagree.
Clive Ireson from the Association of Christian Teachers spoke to Premier's News Hour:
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