UK Government plans new grammar schools despite heavy criticism

The video discusses the debate over grammar schools in England, highlighting the policy changes proposed by Prime Minister Theresa May. The reforms aim to increase access for disadvantaged students and involve universities and independent schools in the state system. However, the proposals face significant political opposition and criticism, even from within the Conservative Party. The video explores the challenges of implementing these reforms and the broader implications for the education system.

What was the main reason for the ban on new grammar schools in England?

• To promote comprehensive education

• To reduce government spending

• To increase private school enrollment

• To support religious schools

What is one of the proposed changes to grammar schools under Theresa May's reforms?

• Recruiting students at different ages

• Reducing the number of students from poorer families

• Increasing tuition fees

• Limiting the number of students based on religion

Which political bodies pose a challenge to Theresa May's education reforms?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• The World Bank

• The House of Commons and the House of Lords

What was Nicky Morgan's opinion on the proposed education reforms?

• They are a necessary change

• They are a distraction and undermine progress

• They are too progressive

• They are universally supported

What did David Cameron previously say about expanding grammar schools?

• It was a forward-thinking idea

• It was a delusional and backward-looking move

• It was a necessary reform

• It was a universally accepted policy