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Why do some partially selective high schools combine selective and comprehensive students in the senior years?

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Why do some partially selective high schools combine selective and comprehensive students in the senior years?

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Some partially selective high schools do this. It allows the school to better organise the timetable and offer more electives than would be possible if the selective students were kept as a separate group. This organisation advantages selective students as the school can offer a wider range of electives.

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