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Legislation to help reorder secondary schools in england and Wales
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The supply, recruitment and training of youth leaders - three year training courses and salry increases.
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Examination of how independent schools could be integrated with state schools. This policy was never implemented.
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The Education Act 1944 enables the school leaving age to rise to the age of 15.
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Report of the Minister of Education - Recommended the school leaving age should be raised to the age of 16.
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Education Act required LEAs to provide students with grants and tutition fee's.
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Curriculum Study group set up by the minister.
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Report of the Minister of Education - Recommended the school leaving age should be raised to 16.
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Decision to change the school leaving age to 16 was announced and preparations began.
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The central government became directly involved in employers training practices.
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The Minister of Education was renamed the Department of Education and Science,
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Teachers were no longer required to watch children during lunchtimes.
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Discision to change leaving age to 16 confirmed and goes underway from the 1st September 1972.
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The Sex Discrimination Act is the act to protect men and women from any grounds of discrimination.
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Youth opportunties programme introduced to 16-18 year olds
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GCSE's were introduced in 1986 replacing O Levels and CSE 's.
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This legislation is a major act establishing the National Curriculum, testing regime, Local Management of Schools (LMS) etc
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The Ofsted Department was introduced in 1992 to improve the standards of education and childcare.
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The Department of Education and Science is renamed to The Department of Education.
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Started primary School at Stow Heath School
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The Special Needs Code of Practice came into force.
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Moseley Park School recieved their Technology College Status in 1995.
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Introduction of SAT's to assess the attainment of children attending schools in England. These tests are a mixture of teacher led and test based assessments depending on the age of the pupil.
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Uniform's made compulsory for all pupils - give the school an good image and to have a good reputation.
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Started Secondary School at Moseley Park School
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The Department of Education is renamed to the Department of Education and Skills
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New qualifications were being introduced such as Vocational Courses known as GNVQ's
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The UK government launched this act in 2004 based on the death of Victoria Climbie. It aims to provide all children with support and protection from any sort of harm.
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Started my A-Levels at Moseley Park School and Technology College
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Started It degree at University of Wolverhampton
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Graduated my IT degree with a 2:1 at the University of Wolverhampton
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Started my MCSE
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I completed my MCSE course
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Started my PGCE in ICT at the University of Wolverhampton
