Original sentence: Choir schools, which educate the child choristers of, generally, Anglican though also the Catholic Westminster, cathedrals and some other large religious institutions; they often accept non-chorister pupils.The school has full control over admissions and, within the constraints of law, its curriculum.There are also now City Academies which are nominally independent schools, although they are non fee-paying and are publicly funded and run.They must have regard to the same code of practice for admission as maintained schools, so cannot select beyond the 10% aptitude rule
Edited sentence: Choir schools, which educate the child choristers of (generally Anglican though also Westminster catholic) cathedrals and other large religious institutions; they generally accept non-chorister pupils too.The school has full control over admissions and, within the law and policy guidelines laid down by the Government of the UK, its curriculum.There are also now City Academies which are independent schools although they are publicly funded and run, which have regard to the same code of practice of admission as maintained schools, and so cannot select beyond the 10% aptitude rule..