Sentence examples for children underperform from inspiring English sources

Poverty, bad housing, access to education and skills – regardless of ethnicity these are well-recognised obstacles to success; in some towns ethnically Asian children underperform at school, but white working-class boys everywhere do worse.

Several studies suggest that VPT children underperform in the motor domain (Bracewell and Marlow, 2002; Spittle et al., 2011; Van Braeckel et al., 2010) with up to 30% of those aged 7 8 displaying motor impairment (Foulder-Hughes and Cooke, 2003) and delays in visuomotor development (Atkinson and Braddick, 2007).

Aim: this paper aims to study vestibular function in children underperforming at school.

There has been another report – this time from the Sutton Trust – showing that white working-class children are underperforming in schools.

One of the judges, Mary Nugent, told the Wall Street Journal that the Bard team effectively made the case that the schools which serve undocumented children often underperformed.

"His solutions are still Republican solutions and not in the mainstream," Mr. Garin added, referring to Mr. Bush's plan to give school vouchers to parents whose children attend underperforming public schools.

After the removal of these items, rural children significantly underperformed on ORRIA compared to urban children.

And what can they do if they feel their child has underperformed?

If your child has underperformed at GCSE, you should still encourage them to aim high when applying to university, says Smith. "We would expect to see this explained in the reference for the application.

That's what parents should fear most: not seeing their offspring "dragged down into the quagmire of underperforming children", but seeing their talent for generosity, play and kindness destroyed by the dead-inside demands of grown-up snobbery.

Clegg will also use his speech to announce £50m in catch-up classes to help children who have underperformed in English and maths at Key Stage 2. He will claim the measure goes to the root of the party's philosophical core.