Sentence examples for Top secondary from inspiring English sources

As a child he attended one of Belgium's top secondary schools, Saint-Pierre d'Uccle, but dropped out.

Abaaoud, who studied at one of Belgium's top secondary schools, was jailed in 2010 for armed robbery and reportedly joined Isis in 2013.

Unfair admissions practices result in schools with skewed intakes that do not reflect their neighbourhoods, Barnardo's says, citing research that indicates the top secondary schools in England take on average just 5% of pupils entitled to free school meals.

Even though Tony Blair was able to lead the Labour Party after being educated at Fettes College, a top secondary school in Scotland, the Tories might seem to be more at risk than Labour of reviving old stereotypes by nominating an Etonian.

Unlike Vedantu, Toppr offers online practice exams instead of tutoring sessions, but both companies are aimed at students who want to get into top secondary education institutions.

Sue Berelowitz, deputy children's commissioner for England, said: "As Barnardo's point out, the top secondary schools on average only take 5% of pupils entitled to free school meals, so a level playing field is needed.

This season, Seattle has one of the top secondaries in the game, not to mention a fantastic pass rush.

Facing one of the league's top secondaries this week, one of the few that on paper could present problems for wide receiver Calvin Johnson, the struggles will likely continue.

After a long fight by my parents, I started at a mainstream primary in 1999 and ended up at one of the top secondaries in the country in the mid-2000s – thevenven installed four lifts in its many Edwardian buildings.

When we asked a founder of a top secondaries shop for more information today, the executive declined to provide any information, saying only that Rothenberg Ventures "has been super nice to me".

So you can imagine our surprise when we heard that he had not only flunked out of his first year of university but taken up a job as a temporary maths teacher at St. Peter, the poorly resourced, upper-top secondary school in the valley.