Sentences with phrase «able pupils who»

«Heads will say our most able pupils who don't use the buzz words don't get the top grades - but they produce the most novel and insightful answers.

The trust identified this group at «missing talent» as the analysis revealed that 15 per cent of highly able pupils who score in the top 10 per cent during primary education fail to achieve in the top 25 per cent at GCSE.

An example of this would be the able pupil who is in hospital at exam time, leading to a pupil Progress 8 score of, say, -7.

Not exact matches

«The ones I have spoken to tell me that they instinctively feel that the pupils who do best are the ones with these character strengths,» he assures me, «and that they are able to do a lot to develop them.

Instead of having to attract their own patients they were able to sit back and await the arrival of those referred by their former pupils, or by local doctors who knew of their fame.

Add in a menacing Mads Mikkelsen as Kaecilius, a former star pupil of The Ancient One, who went rogue and was seduced by the power of the dark side, and you have a welcome web of mythology and morals, with just enough complexity to be able to spin off into sequels full of conflict.

- The government should introduce a dedicated fund to support highly able pupils, particularly those from less advantaged backgrounds who fall behind at school.

Being able to show that your school is compliant with the national standards is a useful marketing tool when you're communicating with parents of both present and future pupils, who may be undecided about whether to opt for school meals for their children.

Investigating lower - cost residentials; when appropriate these can often provide better outcomes, as can using Pupil Premium to support students who would not otherwise be able to attend — Learning Away has demonstrated the positive impact of doing so on achievement.

These questions are based on Level 6 Number and Algebra subject knowledge and I used it with my more able Year 6 pupils who were working towards the then Level 6 SATs test.

Equally, pupils from less affluent backgrounds who took part «are more likely to be highly motivated» and «more able» than their peers who did not sign up.

These colour coded numbers will enable those pupils who find number work challenging to take an active part in the lesson as they will be able to identify «missing numbers» by using the colour chart.

The geographic divides within the country are particularly acute for the most able pupils and those who have special educational needs.»

The consultation will consider which partners will be able to contribute to providing the most complete database, such as local health boards, and whether independent schools should be required to tell local authorities about the pupils who attend those schools.

Unfortunately, we were not able to control for changes in the number of students who spoke limited English or in the school's operating cost per pupil, because at the time of the study such information was available only up to the 2001 - 02 school year.

Rare is the teacher who can do right by her ablest pupils at the same time she provides slower learners in her classroom the attention that they need.

Even more startlingly, the 20 per cent of pupils who were deemed the «least able» made improvements four to six times faster than their peers in other classes.

The government should introduce a dedicated fund to support highly able pupils, particularly those from less advantaged backgrounds who fall behind at school.

Yet the percentage of pupils who leave school barely able to read or write has not changed.

Even more startlingly, the 20 % of pupils who were deemed the «least able» made improvements four to six times as fast as their peers in other classes.

Eligible schools must be able to demonstrate that pupils who are in receipt of free school meals have lower progression rates to higher education than other pupils who are not in receipt of free school meals.

Concerns were also raised in the consultation that not applying the policy across all school types could discriminate against pupils in mainstream schools who may want to take technical pathways, but who are not able to attend a specialist institution.

Any pupil who does enter early from this point on will still be able to retake if they receive a disappointing result.

«Schools should be welcoming, inclusive environments for all staff and pupils, but many LGBT teachers still face challenges or don't feel able to be who they are at work.

Claire Taylor from Woodlawn Special School, in North Tyneside, says her pupils, who have special needs, will not even be able to access the new exams.

Northern Ireland pupils will now be able to receive GCSE grades from English exam boards who give the results in numbers not letters

The number of requests for exam scripts to receive «special consideration» in marking increased this summer, mainly thanks to the new linear structure of GCSEs which forbids re-sits — but fewer requests from pupils who were ill or not able to sit an exam were approved.

The aim is for it to provide a highly academic and rigorous curriculum to stretch and challenge the most academically able children in Swindon, free of charge, to pupils who consistently achieve at Level 5 or higher in Primary School and who are hardworking and committed to the additional homework and prep needed to achieve outstanding academic results.

Unfortunately we are not able to offer any financial assistance with travel for pupils living more than 3 miles from the school, however the college is happy to facilitate conversations between groups of like - minded families who may wish to consider shared transport arrangements.

Additionally, instructors who make a living at online instruction are able to interact with pupils from around the nation.

He said this resulted in all children being «slowed down», but was particularly damaging for the most able pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds who «disproportionately fail to fulfil their earlier potential when they come to sit their GCSE examinations».

I worry about the so - called missing talent — highly able pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds who leave primary school with standard assessment tests results way above the average but who achieve significantly less well than similarly able but more advantaged pupils.

«We are very focused on honouring our commitment to pupils who are currently studying at the school, and the department's decision to keep the school open until summer 2019 ensures that the 120 pupils currently in year 10 and year 11 will all be able to complete their GCSEs here as planned,» Mr Bryant said.

The NASUWT teachers» union said it had invited responses from its members about the impact of the E Bacc - and among those who had replied, 43 % had said their schools «had put in place plans to restrict the degree of choice pupils are able to exercise over subject options».

There is always a demand for professional driving instructors who are able to deliver fantastic customer service and train their pupils to test standard.

As someone who can create open and effective line of communication with pupils, I am able to cultivate in them the character and academic skills needed to succeed in rigorous high schools and colleges.