Educational Policy Quiz

Which of the following schools was not part of the tripartite system?

• Comprehensive schools

• Secondary Modern Schools

• Grammar Schools

• Technical Schools

Match the educational reforms with the specific educational policy / legislation

• State education free for all.

• 1992 Further and Higher Education Act

• Colleges no longer controlled by LEA's

• 1964 - 10/65 & 10/66 Circular

• Introduction of Comprehensive schools

• Education Reform Act 1988

• Introduction of National Curriculum

• 1944 Education Act

Which Prime Minister introduced tutition fees for Universities and Academy schools independent of Local Education Authorities?

• Magaret Thatcher (Conservative)

• John Major

  (Conservative)

• Tony Blair

  (Labour)

• Gordon Brown (Labour)

Match the Prime Ministers with the specific educational policy / legislation

• Clement Atlee (Labour)

• 1964 - 10/65 & 10/66 Circular

• John Major r (Conservative)

• 1992 Further and Higher Education Act

• Margaret Thatcher (Conservative)

• Education Reform Act 1988

• Harold Wilson (Labour)

• 1944 Education Act

Which political party first proposed the introduction of comprehensive schools to replace the tripartite system in the UK?

• Labour Party

• Liberal Democrats

• UK Independence Party

• Conservative Party

Prime Minister David _______ expanded the Academy program in England, ensuring that most schools had the option to become academies

What educational policy did Jeremy Corbyn propose regarding tuition fees when he was leader of the Labour party?

• Abolish tuition fees

• Increase tuition fees

• Introduce a loan system

• Reduce tuition fees by half

Which Prime Minister introduced T-levels (Technical Levels) to provide high-quality technical education as an alternative to traditional academic routes, aligning education with industry needs.

• Tony Blair

• Gordon Brown

• Theresa May

• Boris Johnson

Which poliitician proposed a National Education Service that advocated for a cradle-to-grave education system, providing free education and lifelong learning opportunities?

• Boris Johnson

• Nick Clegg

• Jeremy Corbyn

• Theresa May

If you could introduce one reform to the education system in the UK, what would it be? Please give detailed reasons for your choice.