`Quasi-Regulation' And Secondary School Admissions In England  

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West, Anne ; Ingram, Dabney

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Management in Education vol. 16 no. 2 (2002), page 23-27.
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The education reforms that took place in England during the Eighties gave greater priority to parental choice of school than previously. With the 1988 Education Reform Act, a ‘quasi-market’ in school-based education was introduced (see Le Grand & Bartlett, 1993). As a result of these and later reforms (particularly the introduction of examination ‘league tables’), certain oversubscribed schools have been in a position – and had an incentive – to ‘cream skim’ by selecting particular categories of pupils. These schools are those that are both responsible for their own admissions, foundation and voluntary-aided, and oversubscribed.

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