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More recently ( in 1998 ) , FL was made compulsory at GCSE , and the general consensus was that the curriculum should accommodate less academic learners by putting less stress on accuracy and grammar . But in spite of the existence of many local individuals and organizations capable of undertaking the necessary research , employment of foreign consultants has been made compulsory . As it takes these plans forward , the University may wish to consider whether its training course should be made compulsory for new staff without substantial teaching experience . The emphasis was also placed on ensuring that school attendance is made compulsory everywhere , and on mobilizing the necessary resources to provide all children with access to education up to the age of 15 years . But she herself made it an object , at her own expense , to restore several of the monasteries ; and courtiers who did not like to follow her example , encouraged the fanatics to spread an alarm that it would even yet be made compulsory .