Sentence examples for decline in school from inspiring English sources
Trouble concentrating and a decline in school performance are not uncommon.
A spokesman for the Youth Sports Trust appeared to accept a decline in school activity.
Sadly a big decline in school standards has made this far harder to achieve, at least by fair means.
A survey conducted by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers in April found an increasingly risk-averse culture in schools and a decline in school trips.
Four years ago, the Government acknowledged the decline in school sport that had taken place during the 1980s and 1990s by launching a new national strategy, backed by £1.5bn of taxpayers' and Lottery money.
In a television series, he chronicled the decline in school lunches and showed that junk food-addicted children could be taught to tuck into what he calls "pukka nosh".
French and other foreign languages have seen a dramatic decline in schools, GCSE results out today showed, as the numbers of pupils taking individual sciences has surged and the overall pass rate rose again to a record 69.1%.
School officials called attention to the fact that the percentage of students scoring at the lowest of four levels of proficiency (the score a student is given even if all the answers are wrong) declined from 34 to 31percentt, a decline of 3 percentage points, with a steeper decline in schools taken over by the Chancellor for poor performance.
The injury control benefits of the SRTS program appeared to contribute to a decline in school-travel pedestrian injury across the state.
All of these interventions are represented by the New York City SRTS program, which in these data has been shown to be associated with a decline in school-travel related pediatric pedestrian injury risk in areas with completed SRTS interventions timed to the completion of those interventions.
