Sentence examples for achieving a grade from inspiring English sources

And recent GCSE results in the further education sector do little to reassure concerns, with a mere 6.5% of learners achieving a grade C or above in English and 7% in maths.

In terms of targets, which the government seems to think are the ultimate measure of whether one is a good teacher or not, the number of GCSE students in my department achieving a grade C or above surpassed our set goal by 10%.

It amounted to around two GCSE grades per pupil per year - that is, achieving a grade D rather than a B in one subject.

I would tell 14 year old Jacob not to focus on achieving a grade in a class but rather to focus on understanding the concepts behind the grade.

The overall pass rate has risen by 0.2 percentage points to 97.8%, but the proportion achieving A grades has stayed the same – 27%.

Olympic diver Tom Daley is celebrating exam success after achieving A grades in his A-level modules.

Last summer, 37% of the cohort failed to achieve a grade C or above in GCSE maths.

Pupils who achieve a grade C or above in this combination of subjects will receive a special certificate, the English Baccalaureate.

Last year, two of those so-called 'uneducated kids achieved a Grade C, thank you very much, and an under-matron gained her black belt in karate..

It measures how many key stage 4 pupils achieved a grade C or above in the "core" academic subjects: English, maths, history, geography, the sciences and a language.

These are departments that have made substantial improvements since the last RAE and are well on target to achieve a grade five in 2008.