Fiducia TogetherLooked-after child
Also called LAC, Child in care, CLA, Children looked after
A child in local authority care. In education they get priority admission, a personal plan and a dedicated teacher.
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Education and Curriculum Terms: A Guide for Students and Teachers
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500 terms, showing 231–240 (page 24 of 50).
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Looked-after children and school moves
Changing school while in care. Priority, and a duty to avoid it where possible.
M
Macbeth
Shakespeare's shortest tragedy, and the one most often set. Ambition, guilt, and a marriage.
Magnetism and electromagnetism
Magnetic fields, electromagnets, and how a motor works.
Managed move
A planned, voluntary transfer to another school as an alternative to exclusion. Consent is required.
Mark scheme
Also called Marking criteria, Levels of response
The document examiners mark from. Published for every past paper, and free.
Marketing mix
Product, price, place and promotion. The four levers a business pulls.
Materials and properties
What things are made of, and the properties that decide which to use.
Maths topics
Also called GCSE maths, Foundation tier, Higher tier
What is on a GCSE maths paper, and the difference between the two tiers.
Media audiences
Who a product is for, how they are reached, and what they do with it.
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