Original sentence: All sixth formers are now treated as Prefects, with a cadre of six Senior Prefects.At the beginning of Year 12, Judd accepts pupils from other schools, based mainly on their GCSE results; typically around 30 girls and 10 boys are introduced each year.Historically, towards the end of the year, around forty Year 12 students were appointed as Prefects to help the staff with tasks such as controlling the lunch queue and patrolling the school outside lesson-time.In common with many schools, the last day of study before A-Levels brings a great deal of celebration for Year 13s, commonly known as "Muck-Up Day".Prefects were issued with a badge or reddish/purple or blue tie to indicate their status, and were headed by a group of "Senior Prefects", consisting of a Head Prefect, two Deputy Head Prefects, and a number of Senior Prefects.They are integrated into the "Sixth Form", a collective term for Year 12 and 13 pupils, and all pupils study towards A/S and A-Levels
Edited sentence: At the beginning of Year 12, Judd accepts pupils from other schools, based mainly on their GCSE results.Historically, towards the end of the year, around forty Year 12 students were appointed as Prefects to help the staff with tasks such as controlling the lunch queue and patrolling the school.In an egalitarian, if anti-meritocratic move, all sixth formers are now treated as Prefects, with a small cadre of 6 Senior Prefects.Prefects were issued with a blue tie or badge to indicate their status, and are headed by a group of "Senior Prefects", consisting of a Head Prefect, two Deputy Head Prefects, and a number of Senior Prefects.The last day of study before A-Levels brings a great deal of celebration for Year 13s, commonly known as "Muck-Up Day".There are typically around 30 girls introduced into Year 12 each year, and around 10 male transferees from other schools.They are integrated into the Sixth Form and study towards A/S and A-Levels