Sentences with phrase «taken out of special measures»

Now run by the Inspiration Trust, standards are rising and it was taken out of special measures in March this year.

Prior to this Paul was Headteacher of Langleywood School in Slough which he helped to take out of Special Measures before it was closed to become an Academy.

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She will discuss her leadership priorities when taking her school out of special measures towards sustained achievement as an outstanding school over many years.

He has played an instrumental part of leadership structures taking schools out of Special Measures.

• Track record of performing concrete, electrical and maintenance work following OSHA standards • Well - versed in bricklaying, trenching, roofing and sheet metal work depending on specifications provided by individual contractors • Special talent for performing construction work using a variety of tools and equipment particular to construction specifications and layouts • Competent at reading and interpreting advanced blueprints in a bid to understand expected design and layout of project • Familiar with building inspection codes and standards and knowledge of fulfilling corresponding requirements • Superb eye - hand coordination along with keen understanding of interpreting floor plans and taking accurate measurements • Skilled in properly and safely position, join, align and seal pipe sections by following best construction practices • Demonstrated proficiency with operating hydraulic cranes in large construction areas in a safe manner, following set construction rules • Physical dexterity aimed at lifting and carrying materials and equipment weighing up to 75 lbs • Excellent skills in installing windows and doors according to specifications laid out in master construction plans • Knowledge of measuring and recording distances to layout areas in a bid to make construction work possible

The Court then found that the provision restricting access was a special measure under s8 of the RDA in that it was taken for the sole purpose of securing adequate advancement of a racial group as set out in Article 1 (4) of ICERD.