Education - Key Terms Crossword

To go to this type of school, parents have to pay fees. Otherwise known as private or public.
L_ _ _ _ _ tables give parents, teachers and students an indication of the success of a school.
Which government body inspects schools and places the data into league tables?
M_ _ _ _ _ _ _ deprivation relates to lack of money, books, space at home etc.
This type of school gains higher test scores at age 11, and teaches religious education.
This term explains how teachers make judgements on pupils.
According to the functionalists education facilitates social m_ _ _ _ _ _ y.
Which gender consistently underperforms at school?
A self-fulfilling _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is where pupils act out and manifest the judgements of their teachers.
Introduced by Labour in 1997, this allowance provided financial support to students. 3 letter acronym.
This language (or speech) code is used by children from working class families.
Setting and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ refers to how teachers place pupils into groups often on characteristics that do not relate to intelligence.
This curriculum, taught alongside the formal, teaches norms and values such as obedience.
This language (or speech) code is used by teachers and middle class pupils.
Which perspective views education as a fair and meritocratic system?
11. C_ _ _ _ _ _ _ deprivation relates to how children don't have the right attitude to education.
Which perspective states that education de- schools and prevents pupils' creativity?
S_ _ _ _ _ frustration occurs when boys try to get the approval of friends rather than from a teacher.
Pupils that reject the norms and values are said to be engaging in anti-school s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
This is the first type of school pupils attend between the ages of 4/5 and 11.