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Your support makes all the difference.AS A GIRL who has just left Marlborough College, may I say how tiresome I find it hearing the often repeated myth that girls at Marlborough are 'put on the Pill' (Letters, 6 September). Girls at Marlborough, as at any other school, are prescribed the Pill, where appropriate, by their GP and not, as implied in your statement, by the headmaster. I neither experienced nor observed any form of sexual pressure at Marlborough. It is a shame that these stories are continually circulated to the detriment of a good school.
Miranda Bolter, Fairford, Glos
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