All the other Catholic direct grant schools in Leeds also changed in this year.
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From 1945-1976 it was a Direct Grant school offering free places to 40 % of pupils.
3.
During the 1950s it received increasing support from the Devon County Educational authority and became a direct grant school.
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Until 1975 it was a direct grant school; when this scheme was abolished, it chose to become independent.
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Inevitably, demand for places grew from 1944 when the School became a Direct Grant School under the Butler Education Act.
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Members of the HMC accounted for 58 of the 178 direct grant schools, of which the vast majority were day schools.
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A fee-paying school up until the Second World War, from 1944 to 1975 the school was a direct grant school.
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When direct grant schools were abolished, the school had to become an independent school once more to maintain its policy of selection by academic ability.
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The Direct Grant Grammar Schools ( Cessation of Grant ) Regulations 1975 required direct grant schools to decide whether to convert into comprehensives under local authority control or become independent schools funded entirely by fees.
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Of the direct grant schools remaining at that time, 51 became comprehensive, 119 opted for independence, and five were " not accepted for the maintained system and expected to become independent schools or to close ".
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