Types of schools Flashcards
What’s different about Academies compared to other schools regarding curriculum and term schedules?
Academies don’t have to follow the usual curriculum and can decide when terms start and end.
How are Free Schools different from regular schools regarding control and who can apply?
Free Schools have more control over how they work and can be attended by anyone without taking entrance exams.
What freedom do parents have in Home Education regarding what they teach and when their child must be educated?
Parents can teach what they think is best and need to ensure full-time education from age 5.
What’s special about Faith Schools in terms of what they teach and who can join?
Faith Schools teach their faith but follow the national curriculum in other subjects. Anyone can apply to join.
What makes Studio Schools unique in terms of what they offer and their connection to employers?
Studio Schools focus on practical skills alongside normal studies and have links to local employers for work-related learning.
How do Academies differ from other schools in terms of who runs them and what they must follow?
Academies are run by academy trusts and don’t have to follow the regular curriculum like other schools.
What sets Free Schools apart in terms of control and student selection?
Free Schools have more control over how they operate and accept students without academic tests.
What flexibility do parents have in Home Education regarding the curriculum and supervision?
Parents can choose what to teach and need to make sure their child learns full-time from age 5, with occasional checks by the council.
What’s special about Faith Schools regarding their teaching focus and who can apply?
Faith Schools teach their faith alongside regular subjects and accept applications from everyone.
What makes Studio Schools different from other schools in terms of their focus and links to the world of work?
Studio Schools offer practical skills alongside normal studies and are connected to local employers for job-related learning.