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Differentpatternsofsecondaryschools:
two-tierpattern:
juniorhigh11-14&
seniorhigh14-18sixthformcolleges:
15-18,doingadvancedworkthreeparts:
primary5-9,middle9-13,senior13-18generallyaccepted:
11-18Twosystemsforsecondaryeducation:
theselectiveandthecomprehensiveTherearevariousschools:
GrammarschoolComprehensiveschoolSecondarymodernschoolPublicschool,AccordingtoEducationActin1944,sufficientvarietyofschoolsshouldbeprovidedtocaterfortheabilitiesandattitudesofthestudents.Resultsoftheexamination:
Thosewithhighestmarksgotogrammarschools.Othersgototechnicalschools.Therestgotosecondarymodernschools.,GrammarschoolsTheoldestschoolsinU.K.TheypreparepupilsfortheAdvancedLeveloftheG.C.E.andScholarshipLevelCertificateforuniversityentrance.Someareacademicallyamongthebest.SecondarymodernschoolsTheyoffergeneraleducation,includingsomepracticalinstruction,uptotheageoffifteen.,ComprehensivesecondaryschoolsPupilswerenotseparatedbythecriterionofacademicability.Aftertwoorthreeyears,theydropsomeandstudyonlythosetheylikebest.At15or16theytaketheGeneralCertificateofSecondaryEducation.At18theyhavetheAdvancedLeveloftheGeneralCertificateofeducationtoenterauniversity.Threepatterns:
generally-acceptedpattern:
11-18two-tierpattern:
junior11-14/15&
senior14-18sixthformcolleges:
15/16-18,Publicschools:
notprivateinthefullestsenseMostpublicschoolsarecalledbythenameofthetownorvillageinwhichtheyarelocated;
somearecalled“College”.Everypublicschoolhasmanyrulesandcustomspeculiartoitself.Thepublicschoolsaimatshapingcharactersaswellasindividuality.Twofactorsinpubliceducation:
thestudyofclassicsandscience:
aristocraticinfluenceandtheneedsofbourgeoisiethedevelopmentof“character”:
teamspirit&
leadershipthroughgamesEachpublicschoolhasaboardofgovernors.BritainistheonlycountryinEuropeinwhichphysicalpunishmentisexercised.,EtonCollege:
aBritishindependentboardingschoolforboysagedbetween13to18years.Itwasfoundedin1440byKingHenryVI.ItislocatedinthevillageofEton,nearWindsorinEngland.Motto:
FloreatEton(LetEtonFlourish)OldEtonians:
19PrimeMinisters(e.g.DavidCameron),membersofroyalfamilies(e.g.PrinceWilliam,Harry)EtonhastraditionallybeenreferredtoasthechiefnurseofEnglandsstatesmen,TypesofUniversities,olduniversities,Scottishuniversities,OxfordCambridgeUniversitiesofSt.Andrew,Glasgow,AberdeenandEdinburg,themiddle-ageduniversitiesDurhamUniversity,theUniversityofLondon,theUniversityofWalesthenewuniversities(afterWW)theopenuniversityandoneBuckinghamUniversityindependentuniversity,thenewuniversities(afterWWII)Theyconcentratemostlyonscienceandtechnology.Studentschoosethenewuniversitiesbecauseofthe“modern”approach.Allthestudentspayfeesbutgetpersonalgrantortakejobs.TheOpenUniversityItwasfoundedin1969.itisamostinterestinginnovationofhighereducation.Itisopenedtoeverybodywithoutformalqualification.TheuniversityofferscoursesthroughoneoftheBBCstelevisionchannelsandbyradio,andhastutorsandcounselorsalloverBritain.Itisthecheapestandmostfar-reachingmethod.,BuckinghamUniversityisanindependentuniversitywhichwasestablishedin1973andisrunbyanumberofacademicandvocationalfiguresandbusinessmen.,Oxford,TheoldestuniversityintheEnglishworldMotto:
TheLordismyLightABriefHistory:
Teachingexistedinsomeformin1096anddevelopedrapidlyfrom1167.Inthe18thcentury,itwasagoodportofscientificdiscoveryandreligiousrevival.TheUniversityassumedaleadingroleintheVictorianera,esp.inreligiouscontroversy.,From1878,academichallswereestablishedforwomen.Since1974,itadmittedbothmenandwomen.Duringthe20thcentury,itaddednewresearchcapacityinthenaturalandappliedscience,includingmedicine.Nowithas17664studentsandover7000staff.Oxfordhas39officialCollegesandsevenPermanentPrivateHalls.Divisions:
HumanityDivisionMathematical,Physical&
LifeScienceDivisionMedicalScienceDivisionSocialScienceDivision,InnovationandResearch:
OxfordisoneofEuropesmostinnovativeandentrepreneurialuniversities.OxfordwasalsotheUKpioneerindevelopingauniversityintellectualpropertypolicy.Itisalsogloballyrenownedforthequalityanddiversityofitsresearch.Oxfordhasmoreacademicsworkinginworld-classresearchdepartmentsthanotherUKuniversities.Libraries:
TheOxfordUniversityLibraryServiceismadeupof38librarieshousedacrosstheUniversity.InEnglandthelibraryserviceissecondinsizeonlytotheBritishLibrary.,BodleianLibrary,OxfordUniversity,OxfordUnionLibrary,CambridgeUniversity,Motto:
Fromhere,lightandsacreddraughts.Features:
Oneoftheoldestuniversitiesintheworld,andoneofthelargestintheUK.World-widereputationforoutstandingacademicachievementandthehighqualityofresearchinscienceandartssubjects.ABriefHistoryIn1209,scholarstakingrefugefromhostiletownsmeninOxfordmigratedtoCambridgeandsettledthere.,By1226thescholarshadsetupanorganization,representedbyaChancellor,andhadarrangedregularcoursesofstudy,taughtbytheirownmembers.TheearliestCollegewasStPetersorPeterhouse,foundedin1284.Inthe16thcenturymanychangestookplaceintheuniversityeitherinthephysicalappearanceofthetownorinthecurriculum.AfterWWII,theuniversityhadanacceleratedrateofdevelopmentinalmosteverydirection.Morerevolutionarystepsweretakeninthe1960s.Themodernuniversityisaninternationalcenterofteachingandresearchinavastrangeofsubjects.,ThePress,TypesoftheBritishpress,NationalPapers,LocalPapers,Newsofnationalinterest,andsoldnationwide.,Newsofinteresttoaparticularregionortown,andsoldinthelocality,QualityPapers,PopularPapers,(Broadsheets)Mainlyfoundedbefore1896,andcontainpolitical,industrial,financial,andculturalnews.(Tabloids)Mainlyfoundedafter1896,andlargelytabloids,halfthesizeofbroadsheets.,ThefeaturesoftheBritishpressTheBritishpresshasalonghistory.Theearliestknownprintednewspaperwaspublishedin1513,calledTreweEncountre.ThereisnocensorshipofBritishpress.ApaperprintedinLondonaroundmidnightcanbereadanywherethenextmorning.Thepressisrunveryexpensivelyandhighlycompetitively;
independentsmallnewspaperpublishersfinditverydifficulttosurvive.(NewsInternational&
TheMirrorGroup)Somehavetheirownpoliticalstand.,SomefamousBritishpapersandjournalsTheTimes:
themostfamousandoldestBritishdaily/TraditionallyasupporteroftheConservatives,Economist:
themostinfluentialandmostsubstantial.Itseriouslycommentseveryeventofanypoliticaloreconomicinterestthathadtakenplaceintheworld.,TheDailyTelegraph:
Adailymorningbroadsheetnewspaperfoundedin1855thehighestsellingnewspaperamongBritishseriousnewspaperspoliticallyconservativeinmoderntimes,TheGuardian:
Foundedin1821ABritishnationaldailynewspaperownedbytheGuardianMediaGroupCalled“anorganofthemiddleclass”Centre-leftinpoliticalopinion,TheDailyMirror:
ABritishtabloidpaperfoundedin1902Politicalalignment:
labor/centre-leftFocusonentertainment,gossip,peopleslivelihood,sports,scandals,etc.,RadioandTelevision,Britishradioandtelevisionplayanimportantpartindailylife,socialactivities,culturalandeducationalcauses.Threecompanies:
theBritishBroadcastingCorporation(BBC)theIndependentTelevisionCommission(ITC)theRadioAuthority,NewsAgencies,Reuters:
Itwasfoundedin1851inLondon.TheprincipalnewsagencyineverycountryintheworldisaffiliatedtoReuters.ItisanimportanttooloftheBritishgovernment.,ThePressAssociationLtdItwasfoundedbyprovincialnewspapersonaco-operativebasisin1868.ItistheoldestandlargestnewsagencyoperatingexclusivelyinBritain.TheExchangeTelegraphFinancial(ExtelFinancial)ItisanewsagencybasedinLondon.Itcollectsdatafromallovertheworldandalsooffersreferencematerialsoncompaniesandsecurities.,FleetStreetItisastreetintheCityofLondon.ItwastheoriginandhomeoftheBritishnewspapersuntilthe1980s.EventhoughthelastmajorBritish