Education and Policy

5. The name of the schooling system that selected and allocated to one of three schools acc, to aptitudes and abilities
6. The theorist who identified between three types of parental 'choosers'
7. The school system that replaced the tripartite to promote equality
8. This group of theorists are supportive of the comprehensive system
9. The type of school that are either run by private educational businesses and funded directly by the state
11. The type of school that offered a non-academic, 'practical' curriculum and access to manual work for pupils who failed 11+
15. Functonalists argue the comprehensive school system promotes this which is why its good
17. The political party that introduced National Literacy Strategy, EMAs and high tuition fees

1. A policy the coalition government introduced to reduce inequality
2. The term that refers to schools being given money for each student
3. The term that refers to parents being able to choose their child's school
4. The type of school that offered an academic curriculum
10. Who argues promoting academies and free schools has led to fragmented centralisation
12. The name of the act that introduced marketisation in the education system
13. Marxists argue the comprehensive schooling system promotes and reproduces...
14. The type of school that are set up and run by parents, teachers, faith organisations or businesses
16. The term that means the best schools choosing the best students