Sentence examples for boost attainment from inspiring English sources

Not only does a good breakfast provide all young people with a nutritious start to the day, but well-run breakfast clubs have the potential to boost attainment and behaviour too".

But Steven Stanley, a lecturer in social psychology at Cardiff University, says it has recently taken off not only because of interest in the idea of student wellbeing and concern at increasing mental health problems reported by students and staff, but through a desire to boost attainment.

Nottingham City Council said the move would boost attainment but teachers view the change as disruptive.

Nottingham City Council said the change would boost attainment, but some teachers viewed the change as disruptive.

It had said a five-term year would boost attainment but teachers viewed the change as disruptive.

The dispute is over city council plans to switch to a five-term academic year, which they claim will boost attainment but teachers view as disruptive.

There is evidence that high-quality early years play-based learning not only enriches educational development but boosts attainment in children from disadvantaged backgrounds who do not possess the cultural capital enjoyed by their wealthier peers.

Only last week the Institute of Education released a study that gave yet more evidence that reading for pleasure between the ages of 10 and 16 improves vocabulary and boosts attainment in spelling, and also maths.

"We will start with infant school pupils because teaching healthy habits young, and boosting attainment early, will bring the biggest benefits.

That Ofsted played a role in helping boost pupil attainment is generally agreed but the story is much more complicated.

The latest policy on school buildings in effect dismisses the argument, employed to justify paying millions of pounds of fees to award-winning architects, that good design can boost pupils' attainment.