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Created on: 25-06-22 17:32

What year was the Butler Education Act?

1944

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What were the 3 type of schools in the Tripartite system?

secondary modern, secondary technical and grammar

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what Act was in 1965?

The Comprehensive Act

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Under what government was this act passed?

Labour

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what is the term used to describe when a parent would send their child to the school closest to where they lived?

catchment area

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What did the comprehensive act aim to do?

promote social mobility, by making all the schools the same

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What year was the Push for Vocational Education?

1976

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What did this act aim to do?

Improve basic skills needed for the workplace

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What did this result in?

the creation of Youth training schemes, NVQ's and New deal

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What year was the education reform act?

1988

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What did the conservative government introduce through this act?

Ofsted, National Curriculum, League tables, open enrolment, open enrolment and formula funding.

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what were the 1977 New Labour Educational policies

Education action zones, educational maintenance allowances, sure start and specialised schools.

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2010 (coalition government)?

failing schools were made into sponsored academies. privatisation of the education system advanced due to the increase in the number of schools run by private organisations.

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