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Government, Schools and the Law

Paul MeredithUniversity of Southampton

ISBN13: 9780415036580
ISBN: 0415036585
Published: February 1992
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Format: Hardback
Price: £150.00



In recent years, education has become the scene of some of the government's most radical reforms. The principles of freedom of choice, accountability and market forces' all came into play in the drafting of the Great Education Reform Act of 1988. As the Act has been implemented, it has brought to the surface a whole range of tensions between central and local government and between individual interests and the interest of the community. This book focuses on five areas of education in which the legal debate is complex and the implications are particularly wide-ranging for ordinary parents and children: school choice, the secular curriculum, expenditure constraints and their effects on educational provision, falling rolls and opting out. It looks both at the legislation in these areas and at specific challenges in the courts and a final chapter sets the issues in their political context.

Contents:
1. Introduction 2. Choice of School 3. Legal Control Over the Contents of the Secular Curriculum 4. Expenditure Constraints and the legal Sufficiency of Education 5. Falling Rolls and the Reorganisation of Schools 6. Grant-Maintained Schools - A Further Dimension of Reorganisation 7. Evaluation and Outlook Notes Index