Sentence examples for attainment children from inspiring English sources

"Just extending entitlement to a wider group - for example those on working tax credits, or on low incomes but in employment - actually has no impact on the things we care about - on educational attainment, children's health... and giving people incentives to get back into employment".

To investigate whether progress in academic attainment was related to baseline attainment, children in the trained groups were divided into low and high baseline groups.

This difference is eliminated for the U.S. and French women – but not for Italian women – once we control for age, educational attainment, children, and a partner's employment.

These variables include; household economic status (measured by wealth quintiles based on household asset endowments), source of antenatal care, health insurance (if mother has valid insurance coverage or not), mother's formal educational attainment, child size, place of residence (rural or urban), and sex of child (male or female) [29].

It says the Department for Education needs to focus not just on low-income children but low-attainment children, pointing out that concern about the quality of teaching is gradually shifting from London to leafier areas such as west Berkshire and Bournemouth.

27 28 We also found strong associations between caregivers' low educational attainment and children's sleep disturbances (eg, low sleep efficiency) independent of children's disability type and other covariates from children and caregivers.

High quality formal child care is proven to enhance the educational attainment of children, in particular those from deprived backgrounds.

The main objective of UNICEF's programme in BiH for the period of 2015-2019 is to support efforts for attainment of children's rights by encouraging greater social inclusion, particularly of the most vulnerable groups of children and their families, with an emphasis on children with disabilities, children from marginalised groups, and children from underprivileged communities.

She said the new resources would help improve the reading progress and attainment of children, particularly those for whom English is a second language.

Sameena Choudry is the founder of Equitable Education - a consultancy with that works with schools to close the gaps in educational achievement and attainment for children and young people.

The gaps in attainment between children eligible for free school meals and the rest, which actually widened on the coalition's watch, will continue to yawn.