Sentence examples for education reports from inspiring English sources

One of the most influential education reports to be published during Labour's 13 years in government was undoubtedly Claus Moser's, A Fresh Start: improving literacy and numeracy.

As a mother, grandmother and former teacher, I have read with dismay the disheartening statistics released from the federal government's annual education reports.

In fact, he said that research on that very problem had been cited by former President Bill Clinton in various speeches and mentioned in in education reports around the country.

The Department for Education reports that 33,664 three and four-year-olds (3% of all three and four-year-olds) took up a free place at a private nursery or in the reception class of an independent school.

Alessandra Urist, the chairwoman of the Westport Board of Education, reports that the board is aware of the research concerning sleep and school start time, that a committee is being formed to study start times in Westport and that the board will "thoroughly evaluate the logistics of making any changes".

His one mantra in reading education reports: "avoid certainty".

In addition, 2.1% of women with high levels of education reported binge drinking versus 1.6% of their less educated counterparts.

The highest level of education, reported by either parent was used as an estimate of the family educational level.

Colin Woodard of The Maine Sunday Telegram won for education reporting for a report that showed how large for-profit education companies influenced the state's digital education policies.

You don't have to look far to find a higher education report describing the benefits of work placements for university students.

Of course, if you have read it, this makes the repulsively brutish tone and conclusions of Browne's education report all the more baffling.