Source Word
tripartite system
Proper noun
Ireland
UK
historical
(UK,
Ireland,
education,
historical)
The
division
of
state-funded
secondary
education
into
three
types
of
school:
grammar
school,
secondary
technical
school,
and
secondary
modern
school;
used
between
1945
and
the
1970s
in
England
and
Wales,
and
from
1947
to
2009
in
Northern
Ireland.
Performance
in
the
11-plus
examination
determined
which
type
of
school
a
student
would
attend.
Japanese Meaning
三分割制制度。1945年から1970年代の英国内（および北アイルランドでは1947年～2009年）で、国費による中等教育が、文法学校、理技学校（技術派生の学校）、および一般中等学校の三形態に分かれ、11プラス試験の成績によりどの学校に進むかが決定された制度。
Sense（1）
(UK,
Ireland,
education,
historical)
The
division
of
state-funded
secondary
education
into
three
types
of
school:
grammar
school,
secondary
technical
school,
and
secondary
modern
school;
used
between
1945
and
the
1970s
in
England
and
Wales,
and
from
1947
to
2009
in
Northern
Ireland.
Performance
in
the
11-plus
examination
determined
which
type
of
school
a
student
would
attend.
（ canonical ）
