Comprehensive schools before, 1944
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- Comprehensive schools after, 1988
- 1944- The tripartite system
- Before 1944, all children had access to basic education until secondary school and after you had to pay
- Reduced social class inequality-social classes are access to free education
- After 1944, they provided free education for everyone, three types of scores were established; technical and secondary modern
- Increased social class inequality- children from working class, background side disadvantages, secondary modern schools seen as inferior
- Before 1944, all children had access to basic education until secondary school and after you had to pay
- 1965- comprehensive schools
- Abolished selection at the age of, 11. In 2014 nearly all students were attending state, funded schools, only 164 grammar schools remained
- Reduced social class inequality- social classes had access to the same quality of
- Increase social class inequality- Tough & Brooks said there was some evidence of covert selection e.g. Expensive uniforms, not promoting schools in poor areas and long enrolment forms.
- Abolished selection at the age of, 11. In 2014 nearly all students were attending state, funded schools, only 164 grammar schools remained
- 1944- The tripartite system
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