10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRANT-MAINTAINED SCHOOL»
Discover the use of
grant-maintained school in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grant-maintained school and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Education And The Market Place
There is, of course no requirement that a grant maintained school should become
selective in any way. However so much has been made in the press of the fact
that a grant maintained school has this option, there is a belief in some people's ...
Terence H. McLaughlin, David Bridges, 2005
If a grant-maintained school fails by national criteria, who is there to blame except
the governors and the Secretary of State who gave them the money they misused
? It must not be allowed to fail, and its close financial ties with the central ...
3
School Choice, Equity and Social Exclusion in Europe
Two new types of school Two completely new types of school were introduced
since in the late 1 980s - city technology colleges, announced in 1986 and
previously described, and grant maintained school (as part of the 1988 Education
...
John Sayer, Johan L. Vanderhoeven, 2000
4
School Partnerships Handbook
Furthermore, this is another difference from grant maintained schools: if a grant
maintained school was failing there was no route for a local authority to take over
the school or even close it. These options would still be available for a local ...
Case study: using grant-maintained school policy politically Deem and Davies (
1991) provide an insider account of the responses of one secondary school,
Stantonbury in Milton Keynes, in using government policy on opting out to ...
6
Opting Out: Catholic Schools Today
The Secretary of State will pay the governors of a grant-maintained school an
annual grant to cover the school's running costs. Moreover, he will pay a grant of
100% on capital expenditure, and also pay grants for other types of expenditure.
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Working for Children: Securing Provision for Children with ...
(2) In subsection (l)(b) above, "the responsible person” means— (a) in the case of
a county, voluntary or grant-maintained school, the head teacher or the
appropriate governor (that is, the chairman of the governing body or, where the ...
Peter Bibby, Ingrid Lunt, 2013
8
School Leadership: Beyond Education Management : an Essay in ...
To add economic incentives to these political imperatives, parents and governors
were assured in 1993 that the grant-maintained school 'received extra money to
reflect its particular circumstances and responsihilities compared with other ...
9
School Leadership: Beyond Education Management
To add economic incentives to these political imperatives, parents and governors
were assured in 1993 that the grant-maintained school 'received extra money to
reflect its particular circumstances and responsibilities compared With other ...
Professor Gerald Grace, 2005
10
The Contemporary Catholic
School: Context, Identity And ...
To add economic incentives to these political imperatives, parents and governors
were assured in 1993 that the grant-maintained school 'received extra money to
reflect its particular circumstances and responsibilities compared with other ...
Terence McLaughlin, Joseph O'Keefe, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRANT-MAINTAINED SCHOOL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
grant-maintained school is used in the context of the following news items.
Parents want to save closure-threatened school by taking it out of …
They cite the success of Jordanhill, a grant-maintained school directly funded by the Scottish Government in Glasgow's west end, as an ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Robert Crawford: 'The only major English novel set in Scotland is To …
Crawford attended a grant-maintained school where he rejected Burns in favour of TS Eliot, who has been an abiding love ever since. His first ... «The Guardian, Jul 14»
The question Ed Miliband has to answer: whose side are you on?
When, in 1995, Tony Blair ignored his party's aversion to selective education and sent his eldest child to a grant-maintained school miles away ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
Where they teach you how to be thick
Tony Blair sent his children to the London Oratory – a grant-maintained school. So did New Labour stalwart Harriet Harman. Alastair Campbell ... «Spiked, Mar 11»
Ex-Winchester head backs academies plan
“I would not hesitate to investigate it if I was still in charge,” said Mr Bradbury, who failed in a bid to make Kings' a grant-maintained school ... «Hampshire Chronicle, Sep 10»
Diary of a rogue backbencher: The wages of sin are bounteous …
A news report forced my first rupture with Blairism. It claimed that Blair was opting for The Oratory, a grant-maintained school (GMS) for his son, ... «Daily Mail, Feb 10»
Harriet Harman: The force is with her
She decided to send her eldest son a Catholic grant-maintained school in 1993, before ending her younger son to a non-Catholic grammar ... «Independent, Feb 09»
Town vs Gown: Royal High School vs Beechen Cliff School in Bath
... for more than a century, going from a grammar school to a comprehensive school to a grant-maintained school without forfeiting its reputation ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 08»
Why does Harriet Harman hate marriage?
She sent one of her sons to a grant-maintained school, another to a selective grammar, reinforcing the belief that too many Labour politicians ... «Daily Mail, May 08»
GEOFFREY LEVY: Are Peter Hain's morals any less fake than his tan?
... extends beyond mere politics: he was one of the first Blairites to send one of his two sons, now 31 and 29, to a grant-maintained school. «Daily Mail, Jan 08»
