Sentences with phrase «talented pupils in»

The aim of the project is to give gifted or talented pupils in Year 5 a range of skills and knowledge that may make it easier for them to sit entrance tests for selective senior schools in Year 6.

A guide containing advice about developing a strategy for supporting gifted and talented pupils in schools.

Participants from the teacher training Teach First scheme - including those that have moved into roles in industry - will mentor disadvantaged but gifted and talented pupils in a bid to raise participation in the most academically demanding courses.

Not exact matches

The education secretary wants to scrap GCSEs, bring back O - levels and force less talented pupils to sit simpler CSE exams, in the biggest shake - up of British education for 30 years.

«A strong supply of good quality teachers is vital in ensuring pupils in Essex continue to receive the best possible education and attracting yet more talented teachers back to the profession would be another big boost.

It's time to end the bias in American education against gifted and talented pupils and quit assuming that every school must be all things to all students, a simplistic formula that ends up neglecting all sorts of girls and boys, many of them poor and minority, who would benefit from more challenging classes and schools.

«The arts are a key component of the broad and balanced education we expect all pupils to receive and this government has invested millions in arts projects, including schemes to help talented musicians and dancers from all backgrounds attend world - class institutions like the Royal Ballet School.»

Where appropriate the Academy will support the professional development of teachers requiring relevant training in the delivery of teaching and learning strategies for gifted and talented pupils.

The Bolton School Level 6 Mathematics Programme was originally set up to allow talented and ambitious Year 6 pupils from local state primary schools to gain access to specialist mathematics tuition in an attempt to raise attainment in their SATs examinations.

The Level 6 Mathematics Programme was originally set up to allow talented and ambitious Year 6 pupils from local state primary schools to gain access to specialist mathematics tuition in an attempt to...

The Level 6 Mathematics Programme was originally set up to allow talented and ambitious Year 6 pupils from local state primary schools to gain access to specialist mathematics tuition in an attempt to raise attainment in their SATs examinations.

Other teachers are using it in debate clubs as extension activities for talented pupils, and in form time on tablets or PCs.

«Whilst we recognise from the Estyn report that more needs to be done to encourage schools to adequately identify more able and talented pupils, we note the positive response to the support provided by the Welsh government and National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE).

AB 2491 by Assemblyman Blumenfield, which requires the State Board of Education, upon the next revision of the Gifted and Talented Education program criteria, to adopt a standard ensuring that school districts participating in GATE adopt student identification procedures in order to provide economically disadvantaged pupils and pupils of varying cultural backgrounds full participation in the program.

In our classrooms, our talented teachers provide spaces for learning: we encourage all our pupils to develop a thirst for knowledge.

A new top - level GCSE grade will be awarded to the most talented 20,000 pupils each year, in proposals for a shake - up of England's exam grades.

, pushing talented teachers away to other states, and the state now ranks 43rd in K - 12 per pupil spending,

To illustrate Veronese's collaborations with other masters as well as his command over a significant and successful workshop, the exhibition features several paintings and drawings created in part or full by talented collaborators, pupils, and assistants.

These scholarships identify talented professionals and help give them the opportunity to develop their specialist knowledge further, so that they can progress in their careers, and pass their knowledge on to their pupils.