Sociological arguments for and against the 'tripartite' syst

A detailed Summary of Sociological arguments for and against the 'tripartite' syst

The 1944 Education Act formed the tripartite system. This meant there was now selective schooling for all up to the age of 15, which was determined by the 11+ exams. At 11 everybody had to sit an exam and the few that passed, (only a fifth of students,) went to grammar schools. Those that didn't pass this went to secondary modern schools, except for a very small percentage that went to technical schools, if they were good at science or art.

The New Right put forward a number of arguments for the tripartite system of education. Firstly, working class children benefited from the

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