Brian Simon Livres

Focusing on the development of comprehensive education, this volume explores its historical context and the motivations behind the establishment of a national comprehensive system. It provides insights into the educational reforms of the time and includes an updated reading list and bibliography, enhancing its relevance for contemporary readers. The book serves as a critical resource for understanding the evolution and significance of educational policies in the UK.

An examination of the changes and developments in the British education system from World War II to 1999. The text includes coverage of R.A. Butler's 1944 Education Act, the battle between the educational conservatives and the progressives in the 1960s and Kenneth Baker's 1988 Education Act.