UK A-Levels Politics Practice Exam

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What was a goal of New Labour's investment in education?

To reduce the influence of private schools
To increase public funding for early years education
To privatize the education system
To remove all fees from higher education

The correct answer is: To increase public funding for early years education

The goal of New Labour's investment in education aimed to increase public funding for early years education. During their time in power, particularly under Prime Minister Tony Blair, New Labour placed a strong emphasis on improving educational outcomes and expanding access to early childhood education. This is encapsulated in policies that aimed to provide universal access to nursery education and make quality early years education available to all children, regardless of their background. Investing in early years education was seen as key to addressing social inequalities and ensuring that all children have the foundational skills necessary for later academic success. By focusing on this area, New Labour sought to improve educational attainment from a young age, recognizing the importance of early intervention in promoting lifelong learning and reducing the achievement gap between different socioeconomic groups.