10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIRECT GRANT SCHOOL»
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direct grant school in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Contemporary Research in the Sociology of Education (RLE Edu L)
Thus, close examination of the present sample reveals that of the twenty-seven
direct grant school headmasters in the sample, five originate in social class I, but
the forty-five secondary modern school heads include only one whose origins are
...
2
Reformation of Canada's Schools: Breaking the Barriers to ...
The direct-grant school would be a public school whose parents have voted
simply to receive funding directly from the provincial government instead of
through the local school board. There is no model of this kind in Canada. It
should be a ...
3
Parity and Prestige in English Secondary Education
The Labour Government which entered office a few months later acquiesced in
these Regulations in spite of the general policy within the Labour Movement for
the abolition of the direct grant school. There was, however, a drastic revision of ...
Equally when one studies teaching experiments, the mathematics and science
projects of the past decade direct grant school involvement is very high. The irony
of the present situation is that those schools which survive in their present form ...
5
British Private Schools: Research on Policy and Practice
The school parameters are further reduced in this model, and the independent
and direct grant school parameters are reduced in significance. This shows the
importance of the social composition of the school, which may act in part as a
proxy ...
6
Youth and Leisure in an Urban Sprawl
The division of direct grant schools into lay and Church reflects the fact that the
ten Catholic direct grant schools (there is one Anglican direct grant school) in the
conurbation take a greater proportion of children whose fees are paid by local ...
7
English Prim Educ Pt1 Ils 226
This is demonstrably disproportionate even in view of the relatively small number
of primary-school pupils who compete for direct-grant school places, which is
itself a fact of considerable social interest, and one which is often overlooked in ...
8
The Ebbing Tide: Policy and Principles of Catholic Education
It was planned to cease grant aid from September 1976, unless each direct-grant
school signed, by the end of 1975, a declaration of intent to seek voluntary-aided
status as a comprehensive. While 48 of the 51 existing Catholic direct-grant ...
9
Last Man Standing: Memoirs of a Political Survivor
Yet he spent 13 years and 11 days in government, including long and influential spells as Home Secretary and Foreign Secretary. This is the story of how he got there.
10
Education in the Second World War: A Study in Policy and ...
... voluntary status under the Act. The schools were apprehensive of the
supervision of the authorities and the HMC was concerned to protect not only
their direct grant school members but also the aided schools in the old meaning
of the term.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIRECT GRANT SCHOOL»
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direct grant school is used in the context of the following news items.
Posh people don't always get the job, says VANESSA FELTZ
It was a struggle, but he managed to send me to a direct grant school where fees were heavily subsidised. My mother, who was the first girl in ... «Express.co.uk, Jun 15»
The Inventory: Julia Slingo
King's High School for Girls, Warwick, then a direct grant school, as a fee-paying pupil as I was outside the catchment – I went there because ... «Financial Times, Dec 14»
School with a long history
... Silverwell Street in the town centre but was renamed in June 1946 — following recognition as a direct grant school under the 1944 Education ... «The Bolton News, Dec 14»
'I'm greedy for life – I do too many things'
He did well enough, though, to make it to a direct grant school – “an Oxbridge factory” – and got into Cambridge. “I met a rather excitable set of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
Way We Were: Wolstanton Grammar School
All the boys' grammar schools of WGS, Newcastle High School, Longton High School, St Joseph's College, although a direct grant school, and ... «Stoke Sentinel, Jul 14»
Top Birmingham public school launches free place scheme
King Edward's was a direct grant school under the system abolished by Labour in the 1970s. The school, which has regularly topped exam ... «The Independent, Jul 14»
The moment I fell for the Eton manner
As the product of a provincial direct grant school, I first came across Etonians at Oxford. Here they were distinguished by their extreme ... «The Independent, Mar 14»
Too many Old Etonians in Cabinet, says Gove
“I went to a direct grant school which was kind of hybrid really – it was an independent school but taxpayer funded – as would have done a ... «Scotsman, Mar 14»
The Inventory: Emma Bridgewater
Oxford High School, then a direct grant school, run by the Girls' Day School Trust. Then English at London University. Who was or still is your ... «Financial Times, Mar 14»
The Inventory: Sir Michael Boyd
Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith, a direct grant school, Daniel Stewart's College in Edinburgh, then the University of Edinburgh. «Financial Times, Feb 14»
