Sentence examples for ethnic children from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, evidence at home already shows that measures already used to tackle gangs have similarly targeted and discriminated against minority ethnic children.
"Hard to place", according to statistics, means over the age of four, boys, disabled children, black and minority ethnic children and sibling groups.
He found that staff resorted to violence too often, and that it was counterproductive and too often used on children with learning difficulties, and black and minority ethnic children.
Dr Ash Chand, the charity's strategy head for minority ethnic children described the law change as "a huge step forward, which we hope will deter those plotting against their own children".
On the basis of the applications received, 40% of the school's first intake would be minority ethnic children, he said: "This will by no means be an all-white, middle-class school".
Does [Gove] agree with me that that an emphasis on rigorous qualification and an emphasis on attaining core academic subjects is not, as is sometimes argued, contrary to the interests of working class children, and black minority ethnic children.
Obesity significantly impacts on physical, emotional, social and school functioning of mixed-ethnic children and adolescents.
Subsequent analyses also demonstrated that in this sample of mixed-ethnic children and adolescents, prepubescent obese children achieved the poorest scores in the emotional functioning dimension.
This study aimed to identify the prevalence and determinants of traditional and complementary approaches to health (TCA) in a multi-ethnic child population, and to explore whether the SBM explained TCA health care decision-making in this population.
Children from minority ethnic groups, children of single parents and other vulnerable groups are also disproportionately represented in institutions.
Multidimensional Child Poverty of Ethnic Minority Children - Situation, Dynamics, and Challenges This report was made within the long term cooperation between UNICEF Viet Nam to the Ethnic Minority Policies Management Board Committee for Ethnic Minority Affrairs (CEMA) in 2014.
