Education timeline

People on benefits must attend courses if they don't attend work and benefits can be withrawn.

Monitoring results by ethnicity checking results aren't different.
Promoting racial equality.

New labour.
A mix of old labour and conservatives policy.
Reduced infant classes to 30.
Numeracy hour and literacy hour in primary schools.
Faith schools and specialist status schools.
Education action zones.
Tried to increase number of people at university

Came into effect in 2004.
£30 a week to staying in education until after 16.
Bonuses were rewarded for good attendance and progress.
Means tested so only children from poor backgrounds benefitted.

To raise standards and promote inclusion in inner cities and other urban areas, to try to resolve the educational problems by giving them money.

Grants to primary schools to help boys boost their SATs

New labour.
Government programme to improve early education and childcare.
2 years free childcare and early education to all 3/4 year olds

A reform of post 16 education including the vocational A level supposedly of equal worth to an academic A level.

Gary Wilson aiming to help teenage boys to improve exam performance.
Mentoring.
After school classes.
E- tutorials.

CC4G

Coalition.
It aims to make it possible for all publicly funded schools in England to become academies.
Receive money straight from the government.

Coalition.
A type of Academy, a State-funded school, which is free to attend, but which is not controlled by a Local Authority.
Groups include those run by parents, education charities and religious groups.

Raise fees to a maximum of £9,000 a year.