Sentences with phrase «primary school category»

The two individual runners up (one from the Primary School category and one from the Secondary School category) will each receive a Samsung Galaxy Tablet worth # 178 (Inc VAT) for themselves and a Swash, Classmaster and Show me bundle worth # 250 (Ex Vat) for their school.

After a tough judging process, eight - year - old Rebecca Warder from Notley Green Primary School in Braintree was crowned winner for the primary school category, receiving # 750 worth of plants & gardening equipment from Perrywood for her school.

In the Outstanding Progress Primary School category the shortlist consists of: Moreland Primary School, London; Ark Bentworth Primary Academy, London; Burton Primary, Dorset; Cotsford Junior School, Durham; and Harris Primary Academy Kent House, London.

RV: That was Neil Bramsen there, assistant principal of Mount Ousley Public School and winner in the primary schools category.

Not exact matches

・ Education level: divided into 5 categories: illiterate, literacy courses, primary school, secondary school, university;

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In this category, the state's School Tax Relief program (STAR)-- which applies to a large portion of owner - occupied primary residences in the state outside of New York City — represents the majority share.

But there were also nominations for Mike Leigh's tale of an irrepressible primary school teacher, Happy - Go - Lucky, and Martin McDonagh's mobster comedy In Bruges, both in the best original screenplay category.

The Outstanding Progress in the primary sector category, sponsored by ISS Education, was topped by Moreland Primary School, which has beaten off criticism by the inspectorate from 2013 which saw the school gain a «Requires Improvement» rating, to achieve its first ever «Good» primary sector category, sponsored by ISS Education, was topped by Moreland Primary School, which has beaten off criticism by the inspectorate from 2013 which saw the school gain a «Requires Improvement» rating, to achieve its first ever «Good» Primary School, which has beaten off criticism by the inspectorate from 2013 which saw the school gain a «Requires Improvement» rating, to achieve its first ever «Good» rSchool, which has beaten off criticism by the inspectorate from 2013 which saw the school gain a «Requires Improvement» rating, to achieve its first ever «Good» rschool gain a «Requires Improvement» rating, to achieve its first ever «Good» rating.

School Building Award Presented for technically advanced building construction for the purpose of teaching present and future pupils, the School Building Award category contains: Mellor Primary School, Cheshire; Epsom College, Surrey; Chalgrove Primary School, London; Plymouth School of Creative Arts; and Prestwood Infants School, Buckinghamshire.

Art & Craft Award Looking at first class learning environments and modern, flexible facilities for students of art & craft, this category contains: Nansen Primary School, Birmingham; Matravers, Wiltshire; Hangleton Primary School, Hove; King's Ely, Cambridgeshire; amd University Church of England Academy, Ellesmere Port.

The competition will be judged in two categories - one for primary schools and one for secondary schools.

Maryburgh Primary School in Rossshire, Scotland, who won the Keystage 1 category, looked at climate change and how it currently affects those around the world.

London based La Retraite RC School came out on top in the key stage 4 schools category and Edward Pauling Primary School (London) and Northern Saints C of E Primary School (north east) were named joint winners in the key stage 2 schools category.

Winning schools in this category included; Shakespeare Primary School (Fleetwood), Little Digmoor Primary School (Skelmersdale), St Andrews CE Primary School (Oswaldwistle), Forton Primary School (Preston) and Our Lady of the Assumption Primary School (Blackpool).

The Outstanding Progress in the primary sector category, sponsored by ESPO, was topped by Moreland Primary School after receiving its first ever «Good» rating from primary sector category, sponsored by ESPO, was topped by Moreland Primary School after receiving its first ever «Good» rating from Primary School after receiving its first ever «Good» rating from Ofsted.

Outstanding Progress In the Primary category, the award for Outstanding Progress went to Iqra Primary School, which gained top marks in the Times Education Supplement's 2012 School Awards, coming first in the «most outstanding» primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK Primary category, the award for Outstanding Progress went to Iqra Primary School, which gained top marks in the Times Education Supplement's 2012 School Awards, coming first in the «most outstanding» primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK Primary School, which gained top marks in the Times Education Supplement's 2012 School Awards, coming first in the «most outstanding» primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK sSchool, which gained top marks in the Times Education Supplement's 2012 School Awards, coming first in the «most outstanding» primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK sSchool Awards, coming first in the «most outstanding» primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK primary category and runner - up for the overall best UK schoolschool.

Commended schools in this category include the Derby High School, Bury, and Denbigh Community Primary School in Tyne and Wear.

Thoresby Primary School in Hull also won the national category, with Timpson commenting: «I'm delighted to announce Thoresby Primary School in Hull as the national winner of the Character Awards, alongside the 8 others receiving regional awards today.

Ohter commended schools in this category were Victoria Junior School, Cumbria; Ridgeway Primary School, Reading; and Thornhill Primary School in Southampton.

But some of the markers randomly assigned were given this extraneous information — either a photograph of the student or some educational classification or the sex or ethnic background and the other ones either weren't told this information or were given information about the student who supposedly submitted the work, putting the person in the more favourite category, which might be the dominant ethnic background of the culture, it might be males, or it might be say the student is a gifted student in primary school.

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Across all product categories, 85 per cent of primary schools and 60 per cent of secondary schools set their budgets.

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They made up five of the seven identified in this category, including Cambridge, which created the University of Cambridge Training School, a three - form entry primary, in 2014.

For primary school students it was a narrower set of choices: «high school», «TAFE», «university» and «I don't know»; for the secondary students it was a little bit more detailed in terms of postgraduate study and things as well, but we collapsed it into those four key categories for this particular analysis.

The winner of the KidBiz3000 subscription, Aberdeen Primary, collected more books than any other school in the «fewer than 400 students» category: 10,589.

Only seven primary schools (4 %) were placed in a statutory intervention category after inspections - a reduction on the 20 schools (9 %) identified last year

St Anthony's School, a smaller - than - average primary in Gloucestershire, was found to be inadequate in three of five categories with inspectors raising concerns over weak teaching and pupil underachievement.

The Aspire programme was piloted in a most challenging way, working alongside groups of primary schools across England in the «requires improvement» category in order to help them move to «good» or better.

These schools have received this distinction for their exemplary work in the categories of Student Growth (measured by the Education Value - Added Assessment System, Level 5) and / or scoring a 100 % Academic Performance Ranking on the annual School Performance Framework; (the District's primary accountability tool).

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There are two primary categories: School of Excellence and School of Distinction.

So wouldn't it be amazing to have a category engaging primary school children in the same way that secondary schools are?

Substantial personal and business assets are often involved with extensive categories of expenses that may include luxury primary residence, second and third homes, businesses with their own assets, investment portfolios, pension plans, private schools, nannies and an affluent lifestyle that must be properly addressed.

Business in the Community (BITC) Responsible Business Awards Birmingham (with St Matthews Primary School), Leeds (with Cockburn School) and Manchester (with Manchester Academy) all received Re-accreditations in the category: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Education Award.

Education categories represent medium / low: primary school or lower vocational education or intermediate vocational education; high: higher vocational education or university.

Maternal education level was defined as highest education finished and was classified into two categories: medium / low (primary school, lower vocational education or intermediate vocational education), and high (higher vocational education or university).

Four categories are identified, primary school, vocational school, lower secondary school, and upper secondary school or higher, and, just as for parents» social class, we use the highest of mother's and father's education.