Sentences with phrase «high deprivation»

Based in an area of high deprivation, 68 per cent of pupils are identified as vulnerable.

Focus on improving the retention of science teachers within the profession, and also in schools of highest need, for example in schools in areas of higher deprivation.

They were a real help to me when I was a young vicar in a parish with very high deprivation, and I'm always up for a dare.»

Forty - two per cent of staff in schools in areas of high deprivation revealed that they did not offer enough work experience placements, in comparison to the 58 per cent that stated they did.

«The schools highlighted in the report are also characterised by the high expectations which they place on pupils, and how those pupils rise to the challenge - achieving in areas of relatively high deprivation.»

They were a real help to we when I was a young vicar in a parish with very high deprivation, and I'm always up for a dare».

In rural and deprived areas these concerns manifested themselves in higher levels of driving and bus travel, along with more children being accompanied to school by an adult in areas of high deprivation.

In my constituency of Easington, a former coal mining area with some of the highest deprivation in the UK, there is a rare opportunity to secure significant private sector investment with a proposed new film studio and Centre of Creative Excellence to be built on the East Durham Heritage Coast at Seaham.

However, it also stated that staff working in schools in high deprivation areas were «significantly less likely to feel that their school or college offered students enough placements of the right type».

The scandal comes at a time when a recent survey on school governance carried out by the University of Bath and the National Governors Association (NGA)-- the most extensive of its kind to date — revealed that finding and keeping school governors in tough schools in areas of high deprivation is not easy.

«It is not necessarily unfair for different schools to receive different levels of funding because some schools have higher numbers of disadvantaged children and are in areas with higher deprivation.

Located in a high deprivation area, it seeks to prepare students for careers in the STEM industries.

If we accept for a moment that London's higher deprivation (remember all areas have some deprivation, so we're talking about the variance from «normal» or base deprivation) deserves a 24 % premium (ridiculously generous just to blow away any need for argument) then that still leaves a 50 % premium unexplained.

The SHeS analysis showed no variation with household income for boys or girls, but boys in areas of high deprivation were less likely to meet physical activity recommendations than those in more affluent areas, with no clear pattern for girls.

Demographic and socio - economic factors were again also significantly independently associated with behavioural outcomes: children with a younger mother, those with lower social support, who had lived in persistent poverty and in an area of higher deprivation had poorer behavioural outcomes than other children.

Compared with couple families, lone parents are more likely to be in lower income groups, have lower educational qualifications and live in areas of higher deprivation.

For example, younger mothers are more likely to have lower qualifications, to be lone parents, and to live in areas of high deprivation.