Educational reform 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationGCSEAQA Created by: leahclarksonCreated on: 10-10-18 14:45 What is value added? A process of measuring progress of pupils against expectations. 1 of 16 What is Literacy and numeracy hour? Compulsory time spent on literacy and numeracy within primary schools. 2 of 16 What is education action zones? The initiative designed to encourage links between schools and local businesses. 3 of 16 What is higher education course fees? Amount needed to pay for further education like university. 4 of 16 What is after school breakfast clubs? Supervised sessions for school children outside of the school day. 5 of 16 What is reduction in class size? Class size maximum of 30 students at primary school. 6 of 16 what is aim higher? Initiatives aimed at widening participant in UK higher education. 7 of 16 What is Sure starts? Programme and centres set up to ensure that young people have the best start in life. 8 of 16 What is pupil premium? A policy designed to provide extra money for each student that a school takes from a poor home. 9 of 16 What are league tables? the regular publication of exam results across different schools. 10 of 16 What is Ofsted? An inspecting body responsible for carrying out regular inspections of all schools. 11 of 16 What is local management of schools? The transferring of power from central government to local education authorities. 12 of 16 What is formula funding? A calculation used to determine how much money each school should receive. Funding is dependant of number of pupils on role. 13 of 16 What is the national curriculum? A compulsory study in schools like core curriculum. 14 of 16 What are SAT's? A series undertaken by students as part of the national curriculum. 15 of 16 What is open enrolment? The rights of parents to select the school of their choice for their children. 16 of 16
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