Sentence examples for excluded schools from inspiring English sources

Researchers excluded schools from which there had been more than one response, plus those from faith schools and independent schools, leaving a pool of more than 1,100 secondary schools including academies and grammars.

The list does not include schools with fewer than ten pupils in Year 6. (However, when the table was first published, it inadvertently only excluded schools with fewer then ten pupils in the whole school. It was updated on 16 December).

Although wide, this excludes things that the courts feel are harmful; in Re Shaw, Harman J excluded schools for pickpockets or prostitutes.

For a second sensitivity analysis we excluded schools with sample size less than 10.

We excluded schools with fewer than three or more than four classes.

We also excluded schools in two of the 8 districts situated far from Cape Town (67 schools), and schools participating in other HIV prevention trials.

Some studies [ 11] from other parts of the world actually excluded schooling children from the definition of child labour.

In the past four years, the state has added 14,000 jobs, just as local governments have -- excluding schools.

I do not exclude schools with high levels of attainment: they have every reason to do even better.

It's one of the broadest categories of learning in the UK, spanning two government departments and, excluding schools, affecting 4.2 million students in England alone.

The effect, rather, is to exclude schools with smaller numbers of poor, disabled or non-English-speaking children from being judged by how well they educate those groups.