1944 - Tripartite system of grammar, secondary modern and technical schools, 11+ exam, school leaving age raised to 15
2 of 8
Labour Government
1965-79 - Comprehensive schools introduced. All pupils attended the same local comprehensive school. Abolished the 11+. school leaving age raised to 16
3 of 8
Conservative Government
1979-97 - New Vocationalism - prepared pupils for work, Special needs units in school, Free markets - schools competed with each other for pupils, parentocracy
4 of 8
Education Reform Act
1988 - marketisation, SATs, League Tables - drive up standards, Schools controlled budgets, OFSTED - reports on school, open enrolment and formula funding, national cirriculum,
5 of 8
New Labour Government
1997-2010 - New Cirriculum, new A levels introduced, EAZs, EMAs, academies tackled social exclusion, sure start programmes
6 of 8
Coalition Government
2010-2015 - More academies, free schools, increase tuition fees, free school meals for KS1, changes to GCSE and A level cirriculum
7 of 8
Conservative government
2015 - reemphasis of grammar schools, changing in educational funding
8 of 8
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
1944 - Tripartite system of grammar, secondary modern and technical schools, 11+ exam, school leaving age raised to 15
Back
Education Act or Butler Act
Card 3
Front
1965-79 - Comprehensive schools introduced. All pupils attended the same local comprehensive school. Abolished the 11+. school leaving age raised to 16
Back
Card 4
Front
1979-97 - New Vocationalism - prepared pupils for work, Special needs units in school, Free markets - schools competed with each other for pupils, parentocracy
Back
Card 5
Front
1988 - marketisation, SATs, League Tables - drive up standards, Schools controlled budgets, OFSTED - reports on school, open enrolment and formula funding, national cirriculum,
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