Catholic Church claims schools are taking in disadvantaged pupils

Mon 02 Dec 2013
By Sarah McAllister

A new survey by the Catholic Education Service is suggesting its schools admit more disadvantaged pupils than the national average.

Premier's Marcus Jones reports. 

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