Sentences with phrase «deprived areas»

Many of those interested in the scheme were teachers at existing schools in deprived areas who wanted to transform educational standards, he said.

This could be funded in part through the incoming apprenticeship levy and will be of specific importance in the most deprived areas in which residents will be eligible for additional support.

Many of the schools also have high proportions of pupils from deprived areas, and higher than average proportions of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities.

This feature is «justified on the basis that deprivation funding is currently lower or... spread more thinly, in less deprived areas», said the study.

A well - functioning bus service is vital for any city region and particularly for its more deprived areas as they provide a flexible and affordable way of getting around the city region.

This makes them a rich source of these nutrients in poor and deprived areas where other animal proteins like meat and fish may be very expensive.

The school is located in a relatively deprived area, but has no criteria in its admissions policy to give priority to children from poorer households.

The Teach First charity was set up to send ambitious and motivated young teachers into schools serving deprived areas, with the aim of raising standards.

There are some possible reasons for this, for example it could be that in deprived areas there are strong reasons to want to leave but equally strong opposing arguments to stay.

Teachers in schools in the most deprived areas work on average 3.6 hours less per week than teachers in schools based in the most affluent areas, the report found.

Women, older patients and those from more deprived areas were less likely to say they received advice.

The new curriculum demands for skills that are too advanced for children from deprived areas.

All families exhibited at least one risk factor such as poverty, low education or living in deprived areas.

schools worked with the Youth Sport Trust across all of our programmes in 2016/17, including 1,677 in the most deprived areas of England

This was a rise of 72 % since the period 2011 - 12 and allowed for increases of 4.3 % to the most deprived schools, while leaving those in the least deprived areas with real terms losses of 2.5 %.

We also only charge # 1.60 for our school meals as we work in some of the most socially deprived areas of Liverpool.

Communities First, 27 a Welsh Government programme introduced throughout Wales in 2001, increased investment in the most deprived areas with the aim to tackle poverty by narrowing the economic, education and skills, and health gaps between the most and least deprived communities.

Azalea works with street prostitutes in economically deprived areas of the Bedfordshire town.

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John Fallon, Pearson's chief executive, was forced to field difficult questions in front of shareholders over accusations the firm was neglecting public education in order to increase its profits, through the creation of low - fee private schools in deprived areas such as Africa and India.

One in eight pupils in very deprived areas would receive a 5 % boost in funding, but 43 % of pupils in less deprived parts of the country would be hit by 5 % cuts or more, the IFS said.

This union - backed community centre is a good thing, and all unions should be even more visible in local areas, especially hugely deprived areas like Tower Hamlets.

Regeneration The construction of the Olympic Park is completely regenerating deprived areas of East London.

New GPs will be parachuted into deprived areas in a bid to reduce health inequalities, the government announced today.

Without direct action by the government, we could see some of the most deprived district councils experiencing reductions of as much as 30 % and severely deprived areas such as Liverpool and Hackney losing around 12 % in overall total funding in the first year alone.

Borough of Opportunity: Tackling poverty and the widening social divide by giving a «hand up» instead of a «hand out» by transforming our state schools, providing a housing ladder of opportunity with home ownership at its core and regenerating our most deprived areas by using the public sector to pump prime major investment by the private sector.

Published in the Journal of Youth Studies (Taylor & Francis), the research examines the organisation as well as drug trafficking of Red Gang, a clan operating in the highly deprived area of Rose Borough in London.

The country's worst areas for antibiotic misuse include deprived areas in Essex, Lincolnshire and Norfolk, as well as wealthy Chelsea

For many children these kinds of problems will not be severe enough to warrant intervention, but those who would benefit are spatially concentrated in more deprived areas which has obvious resource implications for service providers.

Providers that train apprentices from the most deprived areas on apprenticeship frameworks will continue to receive additional funding from government.

- We will be creating deprived area jobs, giving local people real career opportunities.

The summary of evidence on different strategies was published by the Sutton Trust, tasked with helping schools in deprived areas improve results.

The funding, which the Department for Education says will end the «postcode lottery» in school funding, is designed to support deprived areas by reallocating existing funding.

Among deprived areas there is a dearth of parents pushing their children's educational aspirations.»

In 2010 children in more deprived areas engaged in more physical activity out of school than those in more affluent areas, but between 2006 and 2010 there was an overall reduction in physical activity out of school.

In an already deprived area — unemployment is above the national and London average, and Northumberland Park has the third - highest benefit claimant rate in the capital — the legacy of that summer lasted long after the TV cameras had moved on.

The government also wants to encourage more GPs to work in under - resourced deprived areas, supported by walk - in centres.

«I spent a lot of the referendum going round mostly prosperous country areas — they weren't deprived areas of the north — and the overwhelming reason given for voting the way they were, and they were predominantly older groups, were about immigration.

Government - led initiatives to revive deprived areas have been «high risk» and achieved mixed results, the National Audit Office (NAO) has found.

Russell George, Tory chairman of the economy committee, backed the need to help deprived areas with clear goals and progress that could be monitored.

Steered by a new Widening Access Commissioner, these will ensure that, by 2030, students from the 20 percent most deprived areas make up 20 percent of higher education entrants.

The survey also showed that less than half reported doing «hands - on» practical work at least once a fortnight and young people from deprived areas did less practical work than people from less deprived places.

Once he became an instructor, Wamaya joined a UK - based charity that offers an alternative, arts education to orphans and vulnerable children in some of Africa's most desperately deprived areas including those living in slum conditions in Kenya.

BMA analysis also found that fewer schools in deprived areas offered the sciences as three individual GCSEs, and lower number of pupils study the qualifications at schools that do.

While richer areas tend to outperform deprived areas in the index, a number of places buck the trend.

Eighty of these are the new - style academies, created since the coalition came to power and altered the scheme, which under Labour had targeted support towards deprived areas.