Sentence examples for better off classmates from inspiring English sources
The IPPR report, entitled Northern Schools: putting education at the heart of the northern powerhouse, points out however that even in northern schools rated outstanding by Ofsted, there is an attainment gap of 22 percentage points between pupils on free school meals and their better off classmates.
Anywhere in the world, poor kids tend to perform worse than their better-off classmates.
"It would take 30 years before the attainment gap in schools between the poorer kids and their better-off classmates even halved.
He said a social reform plan ought to aim to halve the attainment gap in schools between the poorest children and better-off classmates and halve the number of workers living in poverty within 10 years.
"The problem of poor, white British under-attainment is real and the gap between those children and their better-off classmates starts in their earliest school years and widens as they get older," said Graham Stuart, chair of the committee.
She found her life purpose at age 11 when she found out as bad as her life was; she was much better off than her classmate, Rebecca.
My classmates and I were pushed by the rigorous material and academic schedule, and we are better off because of it.
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