Letter: Ministers' children give clue to our unfair school system
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Where politicians send their children probably says more about them and the state of the nation than one day's worth of electioneering. I was fortunate enough to attend school with Peter Kohl, the son of the German Federal Chancellor.
You might wonder how much my parents had to fork out so I could attend this august institution. The answer is, nothing: the Lieselotte-Gymnasium is our local state-run grammar school.
ALFRED RINALDI
London SE1
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