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Alternative education provision at key stage 4

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Cullen, Mairi Ann, Fletcher-Campbell, Felicity, Bowen, E., Osgood, J. and Kelleher, S. (2000) Alternative education provision at key stage 4. Slough: National Foundation for Educational Research.

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Abstract

Disaffection, lack of interest, truancy and under-achievement are all too common a reaction to the curriculum in years 10 and 11. But many schools across England and Wales have chosen to offer at least some of their students something a little different during their last year or two of compulsory education. For example, as well as attending school for part of the time, some students go to further education college, gain experience on a long-term work placement, learn new skills with a training organisation or get involved in personal-development activities run by youth workers.

In the summer term of 1998, NFER carried out a survey of schools in a sample of LEAs, asking them what alternative curriculum programmes they used for some students at key stage 4. Just under a quarter of the schools contacted told us about the schemes they had in place. During autumn term 1998, representatives from 75 of the organisations working with schools were also interviewed about their perspectives on these programmes. These partner organisations included LEAs, LEA support services, youth work, community colleges, other schools, employers, further education colleges, training and enterprise councils, training organisations, and special projects run in particular geographic areas.

Item Type: Report
Divisions: Faculty of Social Sciences > Centre for Educational Development, Appraisal and Research (CEDAR)
Publisher: National Foundation for Educational Research
Place of Publication: Slough
ISBN: 0700530177
Official Date: October 2000
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October 2000Published
Number of Pages: 132
Status: Peer Reviewed
Publication Status: Published

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