Sentence examples for a non-selective school from inspiring English sources

Reema is a student at the Oasis Academy MediaCityUK in Salford, a non-selective school for children and young people which is currently under special measures.

As a non-selective school in a selective borough it is this success which makes us most proud and it is for this reason that we continue to go from strength to strength.

Mary Boyle is principal of Knole academy, a non-selective school in Sevenoaks, Kent, where a new grammar school, billed as an annexe to Weald of Kent girls' grammar nine miles away in Tonbridge, has been approved by the Department for Education.

In contrast, forgoing a very low-performing school for a non-selective school with high test scores and graduation rates improves a range of academic and nonacademic outcomes.

"The problem is if you go to a non-selective school".

Theresa May states that a condition of opening a new grammar school might be to establish a new, non-selective school, and that pupils could move between the schools at different ages, and depending on their abilities in specific subjects (Report, 9 September).

Grammars could be made to establish a new non-selective secondary school; to go into partnership with an existing non-selective school within a multi-academy trust (Mat); or to set up primary "feeder" schools.

If the new bill proceeds without a commitment to follow the example of Northern Ireland, we will end up with the ludicrous prospect of an apparently non-selective school system in which children in Kent, Buckinghamshire and Kingston upon Thames have to sit the 11-plus while those in neighbouring Surrey, Berkshire and Oxfordshire do not.

With an intake of 40% Catholic, 40% Protestant and 20% of other faiths or none, this all-ability, non-selective school is now one of the highest achieving in Northern Ireland - which would have made Frank immensely proud.

Reading Girls Schooll, in Whitley, Berkshire, is now the best performing non-selective school in Reading.

The non-selective school attributes its exam results primarily to the teaching of transcendental meditation as part of its "consciousness-based education" philosophy.