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The "Green Book" circulated to specific people in 1941. This formed the provision of the Education Act. However, it was not complete.
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This ammendment from the 1944 Education Act, to give LEAs the power to create "Middle Schools" to manage student transition and capacity issues.
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Harold Wilson returned power to Labour to power, which ended the long Tories reign. This is the first time for education to be changed and expanded. A government that spent more time on Education than country defence.
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This was introduced as to help children that could not handle the demands of GCE (General certificate of Education). This was to divide students who were deemed not capable.
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Famously earned Mrs Thatcher the name of "milk snatcher." Thus the bill was made to make cuts of providing free milk to schools and as a money saving scheme.
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This was passed down for LEAs to not select student applicants on the basis of ability but to provide all with education. Basic underling of this act was "no selection." However, there were loop holes in this document.
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Magaret Thatcher had revisited the 1976 Education Act and given back the authority of LEAs for selection.
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This provision gave the right to "two" parents to choose, reject or appeal the school of their children. Also, the right to be school governors.
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New rights were given to parents. So LEAs would need to identifiy children with needs and how to address those needs.
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This was to set standards for initial teacher training. This was to set the criteria for entry requirements, length of course, content and relevant experience.
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Teachers role in developing the Curriculum was abolished. Work was shared between School Examinations Council (SEC) and the School Curriculum Development Council (SCDC).
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Second part of the Education Act. Made with more importance as it summarised the implementation of the "1985 White Paper Better Schools." Reduced focus on LEAs and increase focus on Department and the schools. Hence power to governor for school rules, staffing, etc.
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Most important education act since 1944. Basis of this act was for the Education Secretary to have powers. Such as the National Curriculum to be taught to pupils to the age of 16 in maintained schools, with 3 core subjects (english, maths, science), etc.
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Replaced O-levels GCE and CSEs
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Students who are eligible, to recieve loans towards maintenance.
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I was born at Solihull Hospital
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Inspection by OFSTED. With identifying, training and registering teams of school inspectors, under a registered inspector ) who will go into schools (once every four years)
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My first and only nursery school
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1 year spent at nursery
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Allocated to group RED
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Was in reception for 1 year. Allocated to group RED
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Down the road from the nursery school I went to.
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6 years of primary education, including a end of year SATs test in Year 6.
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Achieved an average pass rate in the 3 Core subjects.
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First day at school. Uniform mandatory.
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End of 5 year secondary school
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End of Year 9 Results
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Set out the national framework for delivering children’s services, and identified the five outcomes for children and young people.
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Achieved 5 GCSEs including English and Maths
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3 Years spent at sixth form. Changed subjects from first year.
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Stayed on sight. Part of the school.
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Achieved A-levels in Business (Double Award) & ICT
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The campus for IT/ Computing Related courses
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Mr Balls scrapped tests at the age of 14 because they were uneccessary and GCSEs/ A-levels were sufficient enough to show progress from secondary schools. Teachers' Unions voted "FOR" to this decision.
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Computer Science Course lasted for 3 years
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Conservative Party and Liberal Democrats formed a coalition government and won the general election. New agendas were addressed.
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Coalition government believe that EMA was wasteful and costs over millions a year with mounting administration costs.
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Achieved a 2:1 in Computer Science. Awaiting graduation date.
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Post Graduate Course in Secondary ICT at UoW.
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Liberal Democrats broke their promise in NOT raising tuition fees. Universities in England can charge up to £9,000 per year.
