McGaw (2007) suggests that one way to bridge the differences between advantaged and disadvantaged secondary schools would be to:

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Co-locating schools so resources can be shared would provide an opportunity for disadvantaged schools to benefit from the resources of advantaged schools. This can include access to better facilities, resources, and subject expertise. This would help to level the playing field between advantaged and disadvantaged schools without necessarily requiring a significant increase in funding or staffing. Placing the best teachers in disadvantaged schools or ensuring all schools have roughly the same mix of students may have some benefits, but they are unlikely to be as effective as co-locating schools in bridging the differences between advantaged and disadvantaged schools.

McGaw (2007) Suggests That One Way to Bridge the Differences