Sentence examples for gce from inspiring English sources

Where possible, large entry GCSE and GCE (A-level) subjects are timetabled prior to the commencement of Ramadan and consideration given to whether they are timetabled in the morning or afternoon".

In 1960, my English teacher "slipped" me a copy of Robert Tressell's The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists (not on the GCE syllabus) the reading of which immediately enabled me to make sense of my own working-class upbringing and made me aware that I was a "socialist".

QCA has worked closely with the awarding bodies since 2002 to maintain the reputation of the GCE (A-levels) and of GCSEs.

Under its banner 1 Goal, GCE has relied on advocacy by footballers and other celebrities.

It is unclear how much GCE researchers got out and about and the ranking reflects this.

Baobab is no scaremonger, but in this case the charities who backed GCE, including Oxfam and Save the Children, would have done better to have concentrated minds rather than hearts.

The 44-year-old left school at 16 with few GCEs and finds it hard to believe that she now has a qualification equal to a foundation degree.

I ended up at a secondary modern school where pupils left at 15 without taking GCEs.

OK, it was far away from my home in London, meaning I'd have to be a boarder, but it was the best of its kind in the country and there was a hope I'd still get my GCEs and, if I worked hard, a place at university.

I was doing GCEs at the time when the first experiments with continuous assessment were being tried.

As the only survivor of Ted Heath's long march into Europe (1961-73) Ken Clarrivedrived late and sat at the back, waiting to be called to tell war stories to young colleagues who were doing GCEs or squeezing zits at the time.