Creation of the Circular 10/65
- Created by: BRGS Library Crew
- Created on: 06-04-15 19:19
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- Reasons for Circular 10/65
- Problems with the Butler Act
- Tripartite education system was segregated
- Secondary modern students rarely went to university
- Working class students could not break class barriers
- Social change context of 1960s meant people wanted equality
- Crosland
- Strong beliefs about fairness
- Aimed to "destroy every last f******g grammar school"
- Part of the reforming Labour government
- Saw unfairness of old system
- Labour Government
- Promoted social change so people saw unfairness of old system
- Created a shift in attitudes
- Employed liberals eg Crosland
- Robbins Report
- Higher education could not be reformed without secondary education reforms
- Highlighted issues with higher education
- Stimulated the need for change
- Problems with the Butler Act
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