Sentence examples for expected grades from inspiring English sources

Principals were notified of their expected grades but were ordered not to discuss them until they are announced, which is expected next week.

"What we hoped to find," he says, "and we did, is that where there was good learning, there were good ratings, and expected grades were higher as well".

You may have missed your expected grades, and with education chiefs warning earlier this month that A-level students are in danger of missing out on a university place, alternative options are firmly in the spotlight.

"Leading universities usually have considerably fewer courses available in Clearing, but the Adjustment process means that it really is still worth your while calling universities if you achieve better than expected grades".

As sixth-formers prepare to open their A-level results on Thursday, university admissions officers are predicting that this year's clearing round – when students who do not attain their expected grades go hunting for places – could be the last of its type.

After getting better than expected grades, Anastasia Stankovsky from London used the Ucas Adjustment system – which can be found in the Track Choices section of the website – to switch on to her dream course, a BA Hons in television production, at Bournemouth University.

In English, he was working well ahead of his expected grade level.

Many, like Haydee, were "over age," a term used for students who have fallen behind their expected grade.

If a student isn't hitting their expected grade teachers are asked what they're doing about it.

As a result of this year's chaos, teachers haven't been told yet what marks will constitute the expected grade.

Getting a bright pupil a higher than expected grade – say, an A* instead of an A – will count for more points than moving a child from a G to an F. For at least the next few years, there will be an incentive for teachers to focus their attention on the top rather than on the bottom.