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90% of university places are reserved for men of HM forces.
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Children now completed an education at 15 years of age.
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The leaving age for pupils was raised to its current age for main stream school.
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Introduced into state schools of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Along with this came the introduction of GCSEs for 16 year olds.
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Ofsted was created as a monitoring body fro schools.
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Pupils would now sit tests at 7 years old.
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General National Vocational Qualifications are introduced.
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Year 6 SATs
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Year 9 SATs
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Introduction of AS levels and six module courses.
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Began nursery at St.John's Primary School
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A teacher workload agreement is signed by employers, the government and teacher unions.
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Shire Oak Academy
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Starting after school clubs such as Maths Club and STEM club increased my interest in teaching and enriched my education as a whole.
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The introduction of this qualification meant the year was split and placed onto different pathways for GCSE options limiting the academic students to ensure they achieved the award.
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Set to focus on British history and literature.
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The academies act becomes law making way for transformation of many schools into academies.
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Removing the module exams meant that I was apart of the first year to sit all modules of the GCSE at the end of the year. This meant I had 9 science exams alone.
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Being put on a certain pathway meant I took Triple Science, French, Geography and Statistics as additional GCSEs.
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Applied to continue at Shire Oak Academy to study A-levels.
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Completed compulsory education at Shire Oak
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Programmes of study and attainment targets are set out for all maintained schools across all key stages.
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Started studying; Maths, Further Maths, Economics and Geography.
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Once again we were the first year to sit all module exams at the end of the year instead of sitting January and June exams.
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Receiving my results meant I had to carefully consider my next steps for A level dropping Economics and continuing with my other three A-levels.
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New curriculum for Maths and English is introduced for years 2,6 and 10.
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Finished my application to the University of Wolverhampton, Nottingham Trent University and Sheffield Hallam University for the Mathematics and Secondary Education (QTS) course.
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Received results and was accepted onto this course.
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New Curriculum introduced for year 11 pupils in Maths and English and year 10 in Science.
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Final introduction of the new curriculum to year 11 pupils in Science
