Sentence examples for exclusion rate from inspiring English sources

Second, and this is the killer fact, special schools' permanent exclusion rate is half that of mainstream secondary schools – despite their complex intake.

Pupils with SEN support had the highest permanent exclusion rate and were more than seven times more likely to receive a permanent exclusion than pupils with no SEN.

But it takes a leap of imagination to believe the permanent exclusion rate needs to be twice as high in mainstream schools as it does in special schools.

Pondering the factors behind the high exclusion rate among black teenagers, she comments that "learning has no value if it is not grounded in your own experience.

If one school has a lot of social problems and a high exclusion rate and the other local schools are better, it would be an unequal pairing.

A draft board in Wichita, say, might have a twenty-per-cent exclusion rate, while Baltimore might find sixty per cent of its applicants unfit for service.

We are the school that children who have been excluded from mainstream schools are sent to but when I started our school had the highest exclusion rate in the whole area.

That's a staggering difference, and raises a critical question: could we reduce the exclusion rate in mainstream schools if children at risk of being thrown out were funded at this higher rate?

Pupils with an education, health and care (EHC) plan or with a statement of SEN had the highest fixed-period exclusion rate and were almost seven times more likely to receive a fixed-period exclusion than pupils with no SEN.

As expected, MPS detected broader allele variations and gained higher power of discrimination and exclusion rate.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Fault exclusion rate in Monte-Carlo simulation of non-inertial (pure GNSS) positioning static Scenario 1.