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The Schools Council was from 1964 to 1984 the body which co-ordinated secondary school examinations in England and Wales, and advised the government on matters to do with such examinations. It succeeded the Secondary Schools Examinations Council and the . Its first chair was Sir John Maud.

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rdfs:comment	The Schools Council was from 1964 to 1984 the body which co-ordinated secondary school examinations in England and Wales, and advised the government on matters to do with such examinations. It succeeded the Secondary Schools Examinations Council and the . Its first chair was Sir John Maud. (en)
dcterms:subject	History of education in England Secondary education in England Secondary education in Wales History of education in Wales
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	John Redcliffe-Maud, Baron Redcliffe-Maud History of education in England Secondary education in England Secondary education in Wales History of education in Wales Kevin Keohane Secondary Schools Examinations Council dbr:School_Curriculum_Development_Committee dbr:Secondary_Examinations_Council dbr:Curriculum_Study_Group
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has abstract	The Schools Council was from 1964 to 1984 the body which co-ordinated secondary school examinations in England and Wales, and advised the government on matters to do with such examinations. It succeeded the Secondary Schools Examinations Council and the . Its first chair was Sir John Maud. In 1978, Dr. Kevin Keohane was selected to set up a study group by the then Secretary of State for Education, to look into the proposals for a Certificate of Extended Education that had been proposed by the Schools Council. The resulting report became known as the Keohane Report (officially called Proposals for a Certificate of Extended Education) recommendations were rejected by the then Department for Education and Science. In 1982 an independent review body advised the government that "the Schools Council should continue with its present functions and should not be made the subject of further external review for at least five years", and the government announced its abolition. The Schools Council ceased to exist on 31 March 1984 and it was replaced by the (SEC) and the (SCDC). (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Robert Stopford List of Victorian government agencies Andrew Hutchings Dainton Report Clifford Charles Butler Ministry of Education (United Kingdom) Mathematics education in the United Kingdom Central Advisory Councils for Education John Tomlinson (educationalist) Harold Rosen (educationalist) Kathleen Tattersall Kevin Keohane Roy Jackson (trade unionist) Secondary Schools Examinations Council School council
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