A Labour prime minister in this period promised that re-organisation would introduce "a grammar school education for all". Who was this?

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In 1951 the provisions of the 1944 Education Act were still being implemented. The new Tory government faced the reality of comprehensive schools in most parts of the country, and a greatly expanded university sector. More changes over the 50s, 60s and 70s meant that, by the time of the Conservative government in 1979, much had changed.


A Labour prime minister in this period promised that re-organisation would introduce "a grammar school education for all". Who was this?