Sentence examples for expected levels in from inspiring English sources

Across both pilot areas, 4% more children achieved the expected levels in English at key stage 2.

But she said it was a shame that a reform had fallen which promised one-to-one lessons for primary school pupils who fail to reach the expected levels in literacy and numeracy.

The Bridge Project started at Jessop Primary School in 2008 and by 2013, the number of our pupils who were reaching nationally expected levels in reading, writing and maths at Key Stage 1 had increased by 20 per cent.

He said the school had been "below the [KS2 results] floor standard" for five years, even though Downhills' latest figures, published three days after the letter was sent, see it just above floor target – with 61% of children reaching expected levels in English and maths – and faring better than the national average with disadvantaged children.

Ministers are to introduce intensive catch-up programmes to raise standards among the one in five 11-year-olds who fail to reach the expected levels in literacy and numeracy at key stage 2. The government has earmarked £169m over the next three years for programmes that will give 100,000 pupils one-to-one tuition in maths and writing to prepare them for secondary school.

Over the 228 months, employment fell below expected levels in 71 months.

This year's KS2 Sats results showed that 14% of pupils failed to achieve level 4 overall, and 33% of boys missing the expected level in writing.

"One in five children currently leaves primary school without reaching the expected level in reading and writing," he says.

These had one particularly bad year in 2009, when only 40% of pupils achieved the expected level in English and maths.

He said he donates "beyond the expected level in my income" and added: "I believe that all these actions — charitable donations, volunteerism — are pleasing to God.

Bonner, a multicultural school where four out of five pupils don't speak English at home, is now classed as "outstanding", with 97% of its 11-year-olds attaining the expected level in both English and maths last year.