Outcome: Brett attended the private school for four years, finishing in 2019, where he was awarded the Headmaster’s Prize, according to Wiltshire Times - Amazing!

Nazh got into Cambridge! Proving them all wrong. That girl knew herself well, knew that Warminster wasn’t the place for her, but also knew she was capable of greatness without private education. She was my favourite.

I'm so glad that Brett got offered a scholarship. He seemed sad to leave and looked like he was enjoying the environment so much more.

Sorry I’d be fuming if that’s how I was woken up in the morning 😂

My heart was breaking for Brett - I’m so glad he was given a place, I hope it’ll make a huge difference.

If you search Brett Riley Warminshire, the Derbyshire live talks about him when he graduated because of this documentary and how was going to Staffordshire University to study business.

This honestly proves the point that the environmental factors for children development are absolutely KEY.

the private school head teacher is a brilliant and lovely person, he has so much belief in every student which gives them new found confidence and that is exactly what is needed for a student to succeed.

As an almost 40yo mum, the girl from Syria saying the world is a cruel place broke my heart... She's so young and she's already seen too much

Brett was literally just in need for more structure in life.  Sad his family wouldn't offer it, and i'm not judging them, as someone whose single mother was almost absent and who had to raise herself I would understand that families don't always have the resources. But i'm happy that he got a placement, his whole demeanour changed from the start to the end of the video, and it was such a good change for him.  happy he has a school that has the resources to rise up to the challenge! sad that other hundreds of pupils in similar situations don't get that.

Brett's whole demeanour is much more positive, I can see from the comments he gets offered to stay, and that makes me so happy, I hope he is doing well in life.

The state headteacher honestly is so stuck up, when the private headteacher went to the state school, he didn’t judge once

What seemed like the key to me was the young man saying that at Warminster, everyone spoke to him, no-one was shunning anyone else. I'm sure that yes, there are divisions underneath, but the idea that "everyone here belongs and everyone talks to everyone" is the sense of community that carries them through to powerful jobs. They know how to act like they belong, and how to act like of course this is my community.

Bro says ‘it’s not who you know’ then talks about a speech a lord gave them like three seconds later 😂 bffr

So happy for Brett. I am so glad he was offered a place to study at the private school. He really had great attitude and wanted to make a change. He fits so well at the private school. Glad the private school saw his potential and offered him a place

The head at Warminster seems to be engaged and involved with his students, which is really nice to see. I also think Brett is crying out for the wrap-around programme that the school offers, so I am really pleased they offered him a place. I hope he was able to succeed.

Looking up Brett Riley. He got a scholarship and went to Warminster. I think that’s fabulous. And he did really well there!

I went to a public school and we had the same rules, top button done up, shirt tucked in, hair tied up, no makeup, no nail polish, no coloured hair, no big earrings, blazer on unless permission asked, i assumed that's standard.

I read what some people say about the state head teacher but you can tell she is so passionate about her student and her school.  Thankfully there are such dedicated passionate teachers like her

i loved seeing the girlhood between the 2 girls so cute. at the start when theyw as both in dorm rooms