Compensatory education policies Flashcards

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What are compensatory education policies?

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Government policies to support educational achievement

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What is Magic Breakfast?

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provides children in deprived areas with a free, healthy breakfast
> WC, lower social classes, children

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What is the Dads and Sons campaign?

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  • national awareness campaign
  • dads encourage sons to boost their interest in learning
    > aimed at fathers and sons aged 11-14
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What is playing for success?

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  • raise literacy, numeracy, ICT standards amongst demotivated KS2 and KS3 pupils
  • out of school hour study support centres at football clubs and sports grounds
    > young children
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What is the National Literacy Strategy?

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  • raise standards of literacy in English primary schools
    (5-10yr period), second language, ethnic minority groups
  • children aged 4-10
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What is the recruitment campaign?

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  • recruit more male teachers in primary schools
  • more ethnic minority teachers into education
    > minority groups/males
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What is sure start?

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  • support parents with children aged U4 living in disadvantaged areas
  • help parents from pregnancy until child starts school
  • free voucher, food, books
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What are Education Action Zones?

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  • based on a cluster of primary, secondary and special schools, usually in a local area
  • charity run by a forum
  • low income, inner city areas
  • raise educational attainment
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What are free school meals/pupil premium?

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  • WC low income families
  • improve education outcomes for disadvantaged pupils
  • extra funding to schools to help pupils to achieve their full potential
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All schools must have an equal opportunities policy

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  • counter institutional racism
  • all adults and children have equality of opportunity in terms of access/outcome throughout all aspects of school
  • all age, gender, ethnic groups
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The Equal Pay Act 1970

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  • female and male
  • everyone paid equally in their job department
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The Sex Discrimination Act 1975

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Prohibited sex discrimination in the workplace
- female

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GIST
Girls into Science and Technology

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Project in early 1980s to try and address gender differences in subject choice and encourage more girls to choose sciences at school

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WISE
Women in Science and Engineering

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  • campaign that encourages women/girls to value/pursue science, technology, engineering and maths
  • related courses in school/college and to move into related careers and progress
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What is the Education Maintenance Allowance?

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Financial scheme applicable to students aged between 16-19
- those undertaking unpaid vocational or non-university academic learning in the UK

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What is the Aim Higher Porgramme?

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Government funded project that covered initiatives elating to widening participation in higher education
- students with good grades but no family history of uni study
- from non-traditional backgrounds
- minority groups and disabled people