Government Funding For Education

A thought-provoking illustration of students studying in a classroom environment, with elements representing various sources of education funding, like books, money, and government buildings.

Government Funding For Education Quiz

Test your opinions on the state of education funding in your country. This quiz seeks to explore perspectives on whether education should be free, how funding should be allocated, and the role of private interests in education.

Share your views on education funding.
Evaluate the fairness of the current systems.
Help shape future discussions on education policy.

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CuriousLearner42

Should education be free for all children up until the age of 18?

Yes, every child deserves an education.

No, it should be means tested on your household income.

Education was the 3rd largest government sector spend last year at £98 billion. Do you think this is enough funding and why?

If education deserves more government funding, where do you think this funding should be taken from?

Using you previous answer. Why would you take funding from that budget to put in to the education budget?

In England, university fees are fairly high. Do you think these fees should be heavily subsidised by government?

Yes, all young adults should have the opportunity to access University

No, the government spend enough on education

Maybe. If the student is from a disadvantaged background but have proved themselves by gaining grades then you should be able to apply for government handouts

Should all state schools become part of an academy trust?

Yes, academies receive direct funding from government which gives them control on their spending. A school can be ran individually and not be controlled by the local authority

No, Local councils should be in control of funding to ensure money is being spent correctly and that all schools are teaching the same curriculum

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