When education became compulsory in England and how this has changed overtime. Flashcards

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What did the Elementary Education Act 1870 introduce?

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Provision of education for children aged 5-13, compulsory from 5 to 10 years until attainment of the ‘educational standard’.

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What was the school leaving age raised to in 1893?

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11 years

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What was the school leaving age raised to in 1899?

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12 years

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What was the school leaving age raised to in 1921?

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14 years

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What did the Education Act 1944 establish?

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Education is free and compulsory for all children within primary and secondary schools between the ages of 5 and 15.

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What was the school leaving age raised to in 1972?

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16 years

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What did the Education Reform Act 1988 introduce?

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Compulsory National Curriculum and standardised assessments at ages 7,11,14 and 16

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What did the Education and skills Act 2008 introduce?

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16-18 year olds in England must stay in education or training.

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