Sentence examples for above-average results from inspiring English sources

Children engaged in the programme attain above-average results in school and show a tremendous capacity for collective community action.

This involves "delivering innovative strategies which have demonstrated above-average results in improved services, processes and effectiveness within the transformational government agenda".

It is fashionable to say that teaching children Welsh and English will help them to learn other languages and it is true that Welsh-medium schools have produced above-average results.

Duesseldorf, on the other hand, is the only German destination to reach above-average results in the subcategories for Feeling Welcome and Friendliness, where it ranks 12th and 14th, respectively.

The range of qualifications on offer helps it secure above average results: between 70 to 75% of students get five A* to C passes at GCSE.

The DfES figures suggest that boys of Pakistani origin aren't faring too well, either, whereas those of Indian ethnic origin consistently achieve above average results.

And yet the government still cannot produce any evidence that becoming an academy improves education – all the evidence is that it could make it worse since only three MATs get above average results for their pupils".

Above average results, there were traditionally four regions, the same as in other previous models, namely Trencin, Trnava, Nitra and Banska Bystrica region.

Bournemouth and Poole also recorded above average results at 56.5% and 55.3% respectively.

(12219 BS, 2 year's experience, above average results) Teachers reacted calm and thoughtful, even when they were critical or saw some undesired results.

"If one person holds on to their too much, then you're never going to get an above average result".