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Otherwise known as the Butler Act 1944, was established by R.A.Butler the education minister. The act focused in three stages of education, Primary, Secondary and further education. This resulted in compulsory education to all children up to the age of 15 (16 as soon as possible) Entrance was based on the 11+ exam
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Geoffrey Crowther (chairman for the Central Advisory Council) investigated and concluded a report on education of pupils between the age of 15-18. The report outlined that the school leaving age should be 16 and highlighted the period of completion to be between 1966 and 1968
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The report titled "Half our Future" was created by John Newsom. Newsom's report looked at the education of average and below average students. It found that many schools were 'failing' pupils between 13-16
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The plan by the labour government to end selection at 11+. As a result to end the divide of grammar/comprehensive schools
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Titled' Children and their Primary Schools' was written by Bridget, Lady Plowden, took 3 years to collate after being requested to be completed by Sir Edward Boyle in 1963. The report looked at the transition between primary and secondary education and looked at items such as teacher recruitment and class sizes
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The circular of 1965 was removed by new Education Minister Margaret Thatcher and allowed each authority to decide itself
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Margaret Thatcher stopped free milk and got given the nickname "Thatcher the Milk Snatcher"
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School age increased to 16 (4 years later than planned in the Crowther report of 1959)
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The SDA established by the Equal Opportunities Commission, promoted the equality of both sexes
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James Callaghan the current labour prime minister made a speech at Ruskin College, Oxford his was noted as the "Great Debate" about public education. He talked about schools not teaching the pupils the basic skills they needed to be taken in to the workplace
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Made by the government to focus on the discrimination of colour, nationality
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The Warnock report focused on the education of handicapped children and young people. As a result of this report the Education (Special Education) act 1981 was created
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After Mary Warnock's report in 1978, The Education (Special Education) Act was created, with the mindset of replacing concepts and putting right some of the educational needs to children with 'special educational needs'. The report looked at defining the correct terminology of 'handicapped' student to 'Special educational need'. The report also stated that it was down the LEA (local education authority) to identify and assess the needs.
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Craig Bernard Moss was born on Monday 4th June 1984, at Wordsley Hospital weighing 7lb 11oz
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The introductions of NVQ (National Vocational Qualifications) are combine qualifications for industrial and commercial training.
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The testing of 16+ exams combining 'O'Levels and CSE
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After the testing of 16+ Exams 'O' Levels and CSE were replaced by GCSE's .
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The Education Reform Act of 1988 was mostly regarded as the most important education legislation since Butler's initial Education act in 1944. Key points the introduction of a National Curriculum (NC), which stated core subject were taught from the age of 5 to 16. Core Subject were Maths, English and Science SAT's testing were introduced at the age of 5, 7 and 11 in the core subjects League tables were produced.
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I started nursery this year, This is where the trouble began!!
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Some of the principles of the act state that:
Promote the safe guide and welfare of children within the area Assess a child’s needs and upbringing
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I started the Dingle Primary School - As pictured in its present state
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Ofsetd (Office for Standard in Education) is headed by Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Schools, was created in this year Ofsted usually work through the process of inspections through the schools
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This looked for clarity of what defines 'Special Needs' and found the need for a special educational needs coordinator (SENCO)
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The Disability Discrimination Act was brought in to combat the unlawful act of discriminating of disabilities in employment education or transport
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I Started the Crestwood Secondary School in Kingswinford this year
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The Education act of 1997 Consisted of Key Stage 1 class sizes being reduced to a maximum of 30 and the loss of the Assisted Places Scheme
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Introduced by David Blunkett, Secretary of State for Education and Skills the School Standards and Framework Act set new categories of school: Community
Foundation
Voluntary aided
Voluntary Controlled Local partnerships were also set up to try to rise standard in disadvantge areas -
Now the responsibility of the LEA to promote racial equality
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My time at Stourbridge College And me and my first car C reg VW Polo in Crème - they don’t make them like that anymore
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The act in 2001 was an extension of the 1995 act, where it states that special need students should be given the same main stream education as other people
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A combination of 3 government papers which was one of the biggest changes in relations to children and children’s safety
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The agreement removed admin tasks from teachers Also agreed o giver PPA (Planning, Preparation and assessment) Reformed staff roles or teachers and teaching assistants
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William Herbert Laming, Baron Laming, who is a social worker wrote a report in 2003 after chairing the public enquiry of the death of Victoria Climbié, although he wrote several report this one lead to the Every Child Matters program
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Started my Computer Studies degree
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Taken from the Laming Report and the ECM white papers the children act is an amendment of the act of 1989 the new act states its main aims, are for every child, whatever their background or circumstances
to have the support they need to
Be healthy Stay safe
Enjoy and achieve
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The Education act was split into several parts Funding for schools came directly from the government New schools can be funded by promoters TTA now changed to the Training and Development Agency Also School reports now made public
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Replaced the Key Stage 3 strategy and promoted small one to one tuition groups use of ICT in the classroom and home
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My Graduation after finishing my Degree I just love that outfit!!
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A goverment bill realsed today states that shcool leaving age will be increased to 17 by 2013
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Created to enable schools to rise standards by encouraging sucessful leraners and responsible citzens
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Dipolmas for 14-19 introduced
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Started My PGCE at the Walsall campus of the University of Wolverhampton
