Sentences with phrase «state school pupils entered»

Since the EBacc was introduced, the percentage of state school pupils entered for at least one GCSE in an arts subject has increased from 46 per cent to 50 per cent.

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Inspectors have stated that a school's recent failure to enter pupils into exams was a breach of the statutory requirements and the school's own funding agreement.

According to Schools Week, in 2017, 38.1 per cent of pupils in state schools entered the five EBacc subjects and 23.5 per cent achieved a «standard pass&Schools Week, in 2017, 38.1 per cent of pupils in state schools entered the five EBacc subjects and 23.5 per cent achieved a «standard pass&schools entered the five EBacc subjects and 23.5 per cent achieved a «standard pass».

The figures show a large drop from the 71 per cent of state school pupils who entered into higher education in 2009 - 10.

The rules of eligibility, as clearly explained on the website, are simple: «All state - funded primary, middle and secondary schools in receipt of pupil premium funding with published key stage 2 or key stage 4 data will be automatically entered where you have an overall Ofsted inspection judgement for effectiveness of 1 or 2.

This is because pupils at English state schools enter, on average, nine GCSEs and equivalent qualifications, rising to more than 10 for more able pupils.

The government says this suggests that state - funded mainstream schools have been able to «accommodate large increases in EBacc entry rate without affecting the proportion of pupils entering at least one arts subject».

At 544 state schools, no one was entered for a GCSE in music and at 862 no one took a GCSE in religious studies - even though pupils have to learn about religion at school.

State schools are not allowed to enter students for the iGCSE, because the government says they do not meet the requirements of the national curriculum set down for secondary school pupils.