I agree, and I was heartened to note that several of the first Telegraph commenters pointed this out. If I were a UK parent, I would be wary of allowing my chi

I agree, and I was heartened to note that several of the first Telegraph commenters pointed this out. If I were a UK parent, I would be wary of allowing my child to be subjected to such a potentially stigmatising test. State intervention takes many forms, and few of them are pleasant.