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Flexible Transfer

Barbados is the most easternly island in the Caribbean of one hundred and sixty-six square miles and a population of 260,000 thousand people. It has a fascinated history of educational reform. Formal education in Barbados started in 1686 with a charity school for only the poor white children. Three centuries after, in 1958, The Ministry of Education was created to serve the masses. Within the Ministry, the Minister of Education was solely responsible for the policy and development of education. In this period a Part 1common examination was given to pupils competing for a place in Grant Aid Secondary Schools, if they succeeded they were allowed to take Part 2 of the examination. Educational opportunities however, were still unequal. A committee then, was set up in the Ministry to evaluate this examination, they recommended a one-stage examination known as Barbados Secondary School Entrance Examination (BSSEE). In 1976, Barbados Secondary School Entrance Examination (BSSEE) was implemented. It took twenty more years, in 1995, for educational reform with the objective to provide equal opportunities for all within the Barbadian shores, to be advocated and publicized by the Barbados Political Party in the White Paper on Education Refor


To create a policy Haddad recommends the existing situation be first analysis to determine the context of policy formulation. For the policy analyst the educational sector is only part the wider society. Haddad and Demsky (1995) included the importance of : the political and economic sectors. Politically, it is the question of whose plan is it and who is the planner? Is he a national elite or an educational elite? Different plans may result from the different objectives. Economically, the planner examines the skills of their human resources. Haddad and Demsky (1995) suggest an assessment of the needs of the economy can be viewed by examining trends in the various sectors: financial resources, labour markets, taxation and the economic infrastructure so that any proposed changes in the education sector should benefit the economy. Urbanization, migration, death or retirement of the human resources affects the planning.

1. The Context of Policy Formulation

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