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Statutory changes to Key Stage 4 September 2004

Statutory changes to Key Stage 4 came into force in September 2004. They will affect Modern Foreign Languages and Design and Technology in particular, as well as introducing a statutory requirement for the provision of work-related learning. These changes should allow more freedom for students at Key Stage 4, giving them a wider range of choice, for example in vocational learning.

For details about D&T and Languages becoming an entitlement rather than compulsory at Key Stage 4 see the A to Z of School Leadership and Management, or visit the national curriculum website.

The following documents providing guidance on these Key Stage 4 statutory changes can be downloaded or ordered directly from QCA:

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