article_snippet: David Cameron and wife Samantha have accepted a place at a Church of England academy a short walk from Downing Street for Nancy .
article_snippet: David Cameron is to become the first Conservative prime minister to send a child to a state secondary school after accepting a place at a Church of England academy a short walk from Downing Street.
article_snippet: It is a significant break from tradition for a Tory leader – and for the Camerons personally, given that The Prime Minister was educated privately at Eton and The Prime Minister wife at Marlborough College.
article_snippet: Tory chief whip Michael Gove sent Tory chief whip
article_snippet: Michael Gove daughter Beatrice there last year, when Tory chief whip Michael Gove was Education Secretary.
article_snippet: The Camerons also applied to Lady Margaret School, a Church academy in Fulham, West London, which is rated ‘outstanding’, but are not thought to have been offered a place there.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron sent Mr Cameron children to a Church state primary school in Kensington, which also reserves most of The Camerons places for families who are regular churchgoers.
article_snippet: Political leaders have in the past attracted controversy for sending Political leaders children to high-performing faith schools, such as the strict Catholic London Oratory in West London chosen by Nick Clegg and Tony Blair for Political leaders children.
highlights_snippet: David Cameron accepts place at a CofE academy for daughter Nancy, 11 .
  
highlights_snippet: He's the first Conservative PM to send a child to a state secondary school .
  