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| author | Collins, Judith |
| author_facet | Collins, Judith Collins, Judith |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Schools Library Services: Their Changing Value to the Education of London's Children Collins, Judith Educational Environment Educational History School Districts Library Services Educational Change Foreign Countries Politics Economic Factors Public Policy In the history of education Schools Library Services are relative newcomers. The London County Council and its successor, the Inner London Education Authority, developed Schools Library Services for their own schools from the 1950s onwards. After the Education Reform Act 1988 became law, responsibility for education passed to the inner London boroughs, but the setting up of local Schools Library Services was optional. This article reviews the significance of Schools Library Services in education as it is reflected in the decision-making process of three boroughs--Hackney, Islington and City of Westminster. It discusses factors which influenced the establishment (or not) of Schools Library Services in all the new local education authorities, and relates elements of the case studies to wider themes in the political and educational environment of the time. |
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| publishDate | 2005 |
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| spellingShingle | Schools Library Services: Their Changing Value to the Education of London's Children Collins, Judith Educational Environment Educational History School Districts Library Services Educational Change Foreign Countries Politics Economic Factors Public Policy Schools Library Services: Their Changing Value to the Education of London's Children Collins, Judith Educational Environment Educational History School Districts Library Services Educational Change Foreign Countries Politics Economic Factors Public Policy In the history of education Schools Library Services are relative newcomers. The London County Council and its successor, the Inner London Education Authority, developed Schools Library Services for their own schools from the 1950s onwards. After the Education Reform Act 1988 became law, responsibility for education passed to the inner London boroughs, but the setting up of local Schools Library Services was optional. This article reviews the significance of Schools Library Services in education as it is reflected in the decision-making process of three boroughs--Hackney, Islington and City of Westminster. It discusses factors which influenced the establishment (or not) of Schools Library Services in all the new local education authorities, and relates elements of the case studies to wider themes in the political and educational environment of the time. |
| title | Schools Library Services: Their Changing Value to the Education of London's Children |
| topic | Educational Environment Educational History School Districts Library Services Educational Change Foreign Countries Politics Economic Factors Public Policy |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ691795 |