School Admissions: Increasing Equity, Accountability and Transparency

British Journal of Educational Studies 46 (2):188 - 200 (1998)
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This paper examines the impact of education reforms on school admissions policies and practices. It discusses the changes that are needed to improve the current system, especially in areas where the market is highly developed. It is concluded that the new legislation to be enacted by the current Labour Government should be beneficial, but that more far-reaching changes are needed for the admissions process to be equitable, transparent and accountable.

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