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1944 Education Act
School leaving age was raised to 15 and 3 types of school was formed with were Grammar school. Technical schools and secondary modern schools. Which school a child went to was decided by the 11+ test. There was also free milk in schools to children. -
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Education
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West Bromwich Grammar School Opened
Lodge Road, West Bromwich.
Funded by Sir George Kenrick. -
GCE (General Certificate of Education) Introduced into schools
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Beloe Report
CSE (Certificate of Secondary Education) introduced -
West Bromwich Grammar School Moved Sites
Moved to Clarks Lane, West Bromwich -
Education act of 1964
Middle schools were introduced -
West Bromwich Grammar School to Comprehensive School
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School leaving age raised to 16
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1980- Girls and Science
A report looking into the learning of science to girls in comprehensive schools. It looked at ways to get more girls to take physics and chemistry. -
GCSE
GCSE's replaced GCE O levels and CSE's. -
OFSTED formed
Office For Stadards in Education formed due to new arrangements for inspection of schools. -
I was born
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Wolverhampton Polytechnic
Became the University of Wolverhampton -
Started school at Menzies High School
Clarks Lane, West Bromwich. -
Menzies High School- Science College Status
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GTC announced
The abolishment of tests at 7,11 and 14. -
Left Menzies High School
I left with 9 GCSE's A*-C including maths and english -
School leaving age
School leaving age raised to 18 -
Started at George Salter Collegiate Academy
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The Phoenix Collegiate
Menzies High School Science College closed in 2010, merging with Manor High School to become Phoenix Collegiate. -
Left George Salter Collegiate Academy
Left with A Level Art (A). Biology (C), Chemistry (C) and AS Psychology (D). -
Started at University of Wolverhampton
Bsc (Hons) Human Biology -
National Curriculum
Started to be revised -
Education Reform Act 1988
The National Curriculum was introduced along with Key Stages. -
Left University of Wolverhampton
Graduated with Upper Second Class with Honour's -
Started at University of Wolverhampton
PGCE Secondary Science (Biology)
