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Part of Bristol's quiet revolution in the educational field are the two comprehensive schools. Greenway boys' and Pen Park girls'. Originally secondary modern schools, they became comprehensive in the 1950's — somewhat before the government came round to their present way of thinking. Both the schools are in Southmead, ‘reputedly a bad neighbourhood’ said Miss MacBean, head of Pen Park.

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