(1) Provision for D, E and the Weak C Pupils (3) To What Proportion of Pupils Can Languages Be Taught? (i) The Inherent Difficulty of the Process (d) The Teaching of English Subjects to D and E Pupils

(v) The 'Architecture' of Writing and Clear Thinking The New Certificates and Entrance to the Universities The Control of the School and Higher School Certificate Examinationsĩ. Higher School Certificate and VIth Form WorkĨ. No External Examination for Pupils Leaving at Fifteenħ. The Scottish Education Department as Examinerĥ. (5) External Examinations and the Universitiesģ. (2) External Examinations and their Effects (1) The External Examination and the Curriculum (5) An Obligation to Complete the Five-Year CourseĬhapter VIII EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFICATES (4) The Case for the Junior Secondary School (3) Selection of Pupils for Secondary Education (2) Status of the Junior Secondary School (2) Activity Curriculum or Project MethodĬhapter VII THE ORGANISATION OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Technical Training in the Secondary SchoolĬhapter V THE CONTENT OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONĬhapter VI METHODS IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL Secondary School Should Provide Rich Social EnvironmentĤ.

(6) Secondary Education not a Kind but a Stage of EducationĬhapter IV THE AIM OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONĢ. (5) Secondary Education a Right and Necessity (4) Suitable Schooling for Ordinary Children (3) Real Wealth of Nation in Character and Skill of People (2) Desire to Preserve Unity Realised in War (1) Value and Precariousness of our Liberal Way of Life Factors that have Influenced Deliberations TECHNICAL EDUCATION (REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL). TECHNICAL EDUCATION (AN INTERIM REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL). TEACHERS: Supply, Recruitment and Training in the Period immediately following the War. The following reports of the Advisory Council on Education in Scotland, as reconstituted on 5th November, 1942, have also been published: The recommendations in the Report have still to be considered by the Secretary of State, and in the meantime he should not be regarded as in any way committed to accepting them. THE following Report on Secondary Education, submitted to the Secretary of State by the Advisory Council on Education in Scotland, is published in order that it may be available to all who are interested. Presented by the Secretary of State for Scotland to Parliament © Crown copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen's Printer for Scotland. The text of the 1947 Fyfe Report was prepared by Derek Gillard and uploaded on 3 November 2018.Ī Report of the Advisory Council on Education in ScotlandĮdinburgh: His Majesty's Stationery Office 1947 Technical education in the secondary schoolĮxtracts from Report on Primary Education You can scroll through it or use the following links to go to the various chapters. The complete report is shown in this single web page.

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