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direct-grant school

/daɪˈrekt ɡrɑːnt skuːl/

翻译: 英国历史上的选择性中学,由中央政府直接拨款而非由地方教育当局资助,20世纪末逐渐被取消。

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/daɪˈrekt ɡrɑːnt skuːl/C1formalbritish已废弃
  • zh英国历史上的选择性中学,由中央政府直接拨款而非由地方教育当局资助,20世纪末逐渐被取消。

A historical term for a type of selective secondary school in the United Kingdom that received direct funding from the central government rather than from local education authorities. These schools were phased out in the late 20th century.

  1. Historical UK school typeC1formalbritish

    A type of school in the United Kingdom that received direct funding from the central government rather than from local education authorities, typically offering a mix of free and fee-paying places.

    zh直接拨款学校

    • Many direct-grant schools were established in the mid-20th century.
    • The direct-grant system allowed some grammar schools to maintain selective admissions.
    • Direct-grant schools were phased out in the late 1970s in England and Wales.