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A now digital education company that supports teachers was founded. It was then entered into the Times as a free monthly.
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The Consultive Comittee on Examinations in Secondary Schools advises that people take public exams at 16.
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The National Union of Teachers campaigns for a national salary scale.
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There are no longer fees for Elementary Education.
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State scholorships to universities are introduced
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A five-year plan is launched to train 96,000 teachers, 60,000 of them women, to reduce secondary classes to 30 and primary to 40 by 1951
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Projectors are introduced to schools.
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Certificate of Secondary Education is proposed
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Strikes during the “winter of discontent” cause some school closures and 280 million is cut from education.
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The Government launchs a program to put a computer in every school.
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The Children Act - the legislative part of Every Child Matters - is designed to get education and social services working more closely together.
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Technology is used to help with educating students more and more evry day. There is a vast variety of different devices and websites to help with learning.
