Wk 3 Education (Policies)

When was Pupil Premium introduced and by who?

• Introduced in 2011 by the Conservatives

• Introduced in 2009 by Labour

• Introduced in 2011 by the Coalition government.

• Introduced in 2012 by the Lib Dems

What is meant by ‘Widening Participation’?

• Limiting access to higher education for underrepresented and disadvantaged groups
• Maintaining the status quo in higher education access
• Efforts to increase access to higher education for underrepresented and disadvantaged groups

TRUE OR FALSE: Only children on FSM are eligible for Pupil Premium?

• True

• False

What does NEET stand for?

• National Eligibility Entrance Test

• National Education Examination Test
• Not in Education, Employment or Training

List two groups that Widening Participation focuses on?

1. What does HESA stand for?​

• Higher Education Statistics Association

• Higher Education Salmon Agency

• Higher Education Statistics Agency

1. When was the Troubled Family programme introduced?​

• 2009

• 2012

• 2010

• 2011