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(The Butler Act) A majority of previous education legislation was replaced by this act. Eatablished three stages of education: primary, secondary and further education.
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Free milk was provided for all students.
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It recommended raising the school leaving age to 16 and the provision of further education for 15-19 year olds.
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The report was titled "Half Our Future" and it looked at reading test scores for pupils aged 13-16 with results showing average and below average ability.
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The Circular declared that labour who was in government at the time had intentions to "end selection at 11 plus and to eliminate separation in seconardy school education" (Chitty, 2002, p.18).
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This act made changes in funding for the LEAs and the central government.
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This report promoted child centered education and was not favoured by the traditionalists.
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this act gave LEAs responsibilities for children not recieving education or in need of care and control.
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This act limited the provision of free milk in school.
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The school leaving age was raised to 16.
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This act allowed LEAs to set up career services and established the Manpower Services Commision.
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This act led to affects on school admissions, appointments and curricula.
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The report was on the provision of young people and children with special needs.
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This act gave parents new rights in realtion to special needs.
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In this act the core subjects were stated and SATs for core subjects were introduced.
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This act established Education Action Zones, limited infant class size and encouraged selection by specialisation.
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GCSE's wre introduced - a new method of assessment.
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I was born at 10.33pm on the 18/05/1989. The name given to was Balraj Singh Sohal.
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Osted was established to monitor and report the quality in schools.
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It took control of the funding and the quality of teacher training.
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I started Primary School at the age of four. The picture to the left is of me in year 2. I did my SATs in year six.
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Tony Blair led the new Labour Government.
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A programme established in areas of social deprivation to work with 03 year olds and their families.
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David Blunkett announced the government's intention to create a network of academies which esentially are private schools funded by the state.
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I attemped the 11+ and failed but was happy as many of my friends were going to the local comprehensive school.
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After failing the 11+ i went to Hamstead Hall School. This is where i carried out my GCSEs in year 11.
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Every Child Matters - More schools to provide out of school activities, community facilities, family support etc..
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This act addressed funding for schools and looked takes responsibility for the whole school workforce.
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This strategy replaced the key stage 3 strategy. It promotes "interactive and inclusive", imporving child's learing and innovative use of ICT.
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I carried out my A Levels at Hamstead Hall Sixthform. I found that staying on was better than going to a college as i had built good relationships with the teachers.
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It was launched to provide highly qualified professionals in "the team around the child".
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I went to Aston University to study Computing for Business.
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I graduated on the 17th July 2010. I recieved a BSc. in Computing for Business.
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I started my PGCE in ICT at Wolverhampton University.
