Sentences with phrase «with disadvantaged pupils»

This is a mechanism for targeting schools with disadvantaged pupils with extra cash that started in 2011, with the amount rising steadily over the past three years.

Higher qualified teachers preferred to teach in schools achieving low progress with affluent pupils, than ones achieving high progress with disadvantaged pupils.

Schools are now being urged to make earlier interventions with disadvantaged pupils to encourage them to attend university.

Essentially, highly qualified teachers prefer to teach in schools achieving low progress with affluent pupils than ones achieving high progress with disadvantaged pupils.

Nansi Ellis, assistant general secretary for policy at ATL comments on Sutton Trust report on academy chains work with disadvantaged pupils.

The researchers compared pupils eligible for free school meals (FSM) in England with disadvantaged pupils in other countries using PISA's economic, social and cultural status index.

Schools with disadvantaged pupil intakes, however, who find it harder, starting from a low base, to demonstrate the requisite level of progress, will find themselves burdened by multiple, and contradictory, accountability measures.

Described as «interesting schools in England — especially those that achieve outstanding results with disadvantaged pupils» (p. 7), each school has a dedicated chapter that charts its recent history and defining characteristics.

-- Reflect on your own practice and how you are successful in making a difference with disadvantaged pupils.

Those chains that were most successful with disadvantaged pupils also tended to be successful with their more affluent pupils, while less successful chains tended to have poor results for both groups

«Local authorities should continue to exercise their arm's - length support for all state schools funded wholly or partially with public funds with particular emphasis on their work with disadvantaged pupils.»

This inevitably shrinks the number of middle - class students who remain to «integrate» with disadvantaged pupils.