Sentence examples for gap of children from inspiring English sources

Daniel Johnson Editor, Standpoint Gus John (Mr Gove is running a department for inequality, 6 November) said there is "precious little evidence of Ofsted providing in its inspection reports" the attainment gap of children from different ethnicities.

There are many actual and potential players in addressing the inherent gaps of children's rights, but the mechanism for co-ordinating these efforts at national, district, community and family levels is weak.

Other studies show the broad implications of the increasing wealth gap on children born into poorer families.

Although there has been considerable improvement in terms of access to education, Turkish education system still suffers from a big opportunity gap for children of different socioeconomic backgrounds in different regions.

Thus, the average gap between assessments of children from the two cohorts was 8 years and 3 months.

Where the age gap of the recruited children is too wide, the MI cannot successfully engage all of the children in the study, having a potentially detrimental effect on study findings.

Without addressing these potential gaps the safety of children who participate in research is put at risk.

The current programme addresses gaps in realization of children's rights to quality inclusive health, education and family life and focus on new-borns, young children and children with disabilities.

Purpose/Objectives This goal is being pursued through nine (9) specific objectives:   Achieve in community leaders and families an understanding of child rights, of the concept of "duty bearers" for children's rights, and of key community and family gaps in realization of children's rights (including rights of participation and of play).

The main motivation was the shortage of adopters – the widening gap between the number of children needing a home and the number of adopters.

She says it makes it easier that there is a gap between the pairs of children, but it doesn't necessarily make it cheaper: school uniforms cost £600 this summer and a holiday to Mexico last year came to about £7,500.