Sentence examples for grades of comprehensive school from inspiring English sources

Since 1968 municipalities have offered courses for adults covering the three upper grades of comprehensive school and upper secondary school.

That said, some evidence of comprehensive school performance does exist.

We looked at the 4 components of comprehensive school health.

Secondary education is based on both a three-track system of separate schools differentiated by ability and a unified system of comprehensive schools (grades 7 10), senior high schools (grades 11 13), and various types of full-time and part-time vocational and professional schools or colleges.

The comprehensive principle became dominant, and the number of comprehensive schools grew under both Labour and Conservative governments, so that most state-maintained secondary schools were comprehensive.

In a large Finnish national school health survey among 8th and 9th-grade comprehensive school students in 2007, 10% of the boys and 6% of the girls reported being victims of bullying at least once a week [ 59].

Private schools that select on academic ability are able to "hot-house" teenagers so they are more likely to achieve the grade, while comprehensive schools must help students from a wide range of abilities, they argue.

A survey of ninth-grade students in Finnish comprehensive school was conducted after implementation of a work-orientation program.

Marks, or grades, are given in comprehensive school starting in the eighth year.

As a student of a comprehensive school in Barnsley, and then a college in Rotherham, I never realised the gap in statistics between students achieving GCSE grades in the North of England, and the South.

Bernard Barker was the first comprehensive pupil to become head of a comprehensive school.