The Cabinet - 65% Public school educated

Eton – David Cameron (Prime Minister); Oliver Letwin (Cabinet Office); Sir George Young (Leader of the House)
Current fees; Day (Does not apply); Boarding only(£29.862) – Boys only

Westminster – Nick Clegg (Deputy Prime Minister); Chris Huhne (Energy)
Current fees: Day (£19,626 - £21,282); Boarding (£28,344) – 25% boarders, Co-educational in the sixth form

St Paul's – George Osborne (Chancellor)
Current fees; Day (£17,928); Boarding (£26,559) – Boys only

Rugby – Andrew Mitchell (International Development)
Current fees; Day (£10,299 - £17,475); Boarding (£28,050) – 80% boarders

Radley – Owen Paterson (Northern Ireland)
Current fees; Day (Does not apply); Boarding only (£27,345) – Boys only

Charterhouse – Jeremy Hunt (Culture)
Current fees; Day (£23,505); Boarding (£28,440) – 95% boarding, Co-educational in the sixth form

Wellington – Lord Strathclyde (Leader of the Lords)
Current fees; Day (£21,570); Boarding (£28,785) – 80% boarders

Cheltenham Ladies' College – Cheryl Gillan (Wales)
Current fees; Day (£18,528 - £21,174); Boarding (£27,192 – £31,242) – 75% boarders, Girls only

Brentwood – Andrew Lansley (Health)
Current fees: Day (£13,560); Boarding (£24,345)

Abingdon – Francis Maude (Paymaster General)
Current fees; Day (£13,905); Boarding (£28,515)

Nottingham High School – Kenneth Clarke (Lord Chancellor)
Current fees; Day only (£7,446 - £10,872) – Boys only

King Edward's Birmingham – David Willetts (Universities)
Current fees; Day only (£9,900) – Boys only

Robert Gordon's – Michael Gove (Education)
Current fees; Day only - (£6,270 - £9,765)

HMS Conway – Iain Duncan-Smith (Work and Pensions)
Current fees: School closed in 1974

St Juliana's Convent School for Girls – Theresa May (Home Secretary) From the age of thirteen educated at a state grammar school which then became a comprehensive during her time as a pupil.
Current fees: School closed in 1984

Ten of the Cabinet were educated at state schools – William Hague (Foreign); Liam Fox (Defence); Vince Cable (Business); Eric Pickles (Local Government); Philip Hammond (Transport); Caroline Spelman (Environment); Michael Moore (Scotland); Danny Alexander (Chief Secretary); Baroness Warsi (Without Portfolio); Patrick McLoughlin (Chief Whip)