Sentence examples for first key stage from inspiring English sources
For example, the first key stage after referral is first consultant appointment.
The first key stage of the proposed system conducts detailed label description generation for each region of interest.
The first key stage of this strategy is the selection of a relatively low-complexity, "specialized" library containing phage-Abs that bind to MPs (the Membranome collection).
The first key point for industrial use of any selected biomass is the agriculture development stage of the species.
Women and the vote: further information First world war Key stage 3, 4 & 5, free of charge, maximum 30 students Students access contemporary news articles and sources relating to the first world war to produce a contemporary newspaper front page.
My first job was as a key stage 2 teacher specialising in science and PE at Great Meols primary school in the Wirral, where I'm from.
Under the deal negotiated with the former DfEE, the company is paid a maximum annual management fee of £600,000 (net), subject to meeting a series of performance targets which include, for the first time this year, GCSE and key stage two results.
Raising The Bar was introduced in 2012 to tackle poor performance after the local education authority was ranked in the bottom 10 for GCSE results and third bottom for primary school Key Stage 2 performance.
Film Education is likely to have the first in its new series of key stage 1 and 2 whiteboard resources on show, designed to develop children's pictorial reading skills.
Some schools in Newcastle have seen substantial numbers of parents keeping their children out of school for the day as part of a loose nationwide coalition of parents organised through social media to take action against changes to key stage one assessments first announced last year.
In the United Kingdom, the General Certificate of Secondary Education GCSEE) is the main qualification taken by 14- to 16-year-olds when they complete the first stage of secondary school education (Key Stage 4).
