British Education System

The British Education System

During The 20th Century (1900-1961)

Presenting by

1_Bakhadda Nour Elhouda 2_Baya Hala

Education in Edwardian Era (1901-1910)

Education Act of 1918

Education Act of 1907

Education Act of 1906

Education Act of 1902

Education Act of 1944Education Reform Act 1988

Educations Reforms

• Fees required but scholarships also provided.
• voluntary schools (church ) recieve public funds.

• Abolished school Boards and replaced it by local education authorities (LEAs).
• Established new secondary and tecknical schools.

Education Act of 1902

Education Act of 1906

"if the stqte insists on compulsory educqtion, it must tqke responsibility for the proper nourishement of school children "

"Feed the stomach, then the mind"

MARGARETH MC MILLAN

"HUNGRY CHILDREN HAD TROUBLE LEARNING"

FREDERICK JOWETT (1864- 1944)

• Secondary schools that received money from local government were to reserve 25% for children from Elementary Schools.

• Children were chosen for scholarships through an examination.

• Introduced scholarships for children from poor families.

Education Act of 1907

the Education administrative provisions Act of 1907: Local Education Authorities introduced medical inspection of school children.

Local Education Authorities introduced medical inspection of school children.

The Education Administrative Provision Act of 1907

1- School for all; therefor the fees were abolished. 2- Split betwwen primary and secondary education at age of 11 (eleven). 3- Established a new system "The Tripartite System" ( grammar, secondary modern and secondary technical schools). 4- Raised leaving age to age 15 ( raised to 16 in 1972 and to 18 in 2015). 5- Established Ministry of Education and appointed Ellen Wilkinson as the first Minister of Education. 6- It gave power to the Secretary of state instead of Local Education Authorities.

The Education Act of 1944:

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1-Raised leaving age from 13 to 14.2- Increasing special needs education. 3- Medical inspection in nursery and schools. 4- Elementary schools fees were abolished.

Education Act of 1918

The Impacts of World Wars on Education.

Local Management of School instead of Local Education Authorities

Parnetocracy

Marketisation of Education

Established the National Curriculum for all schools, and National System of Testing and Assessing.

The Aims of Education Act of 1988

The Education Reform Act of 1988

Margaret Thatcher a Political Conservative became a Prime Minister on 4 May 1979, she introduced the Education Reform Act, and established the principale of Marketisation

4-Private schools do not have to follow the national curriculum.

1-The National Curriculum introduced by Kenneth Baker, which is a set of subjects are taught and standards that children should reach in each subjects, used by primary and secondary school, and it ia organised into blocks of years called "Key Stages".

3-The subjects taught are English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, ICT, ART, PE ( Physical Education), RE ( Religious Education) and PHSCE ( Personal Health, Social and Citizenship Edu3cation).

The National Curriculum

2-It is used for children aged between 5 to 16 years old.

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