Sentence examples for high levels of attainment from inspiring English sources

I do not exclude schools with high levels of attainment: they have every reason to do even better.

The so-called "London effect", which describes the high levels of attainment and progress of pupils in the capital over the past decade, has been the subject of intense investigation by researchers seeking to replicate it elsewhere.

Introduction of the scheme led to initial improvement and high levels of attainment for included quality indicators. 1 The scheme allows doctors to identify patients who are not appropriate for, or refuse, an intervention and therefore failure to achieve standards for these patients does not impact on remuneration.

11 A similar high level of attainment was reported in 2007-8.

The rest of the three standards showed a high level of attainment (>95%) in both the initial audit and the re-audit: referred patients accompanied by a referral form; ambulances are available at all times and the district hospital is informed through short-wave radio by the health centre when a patient is referred.

The rest of the three standards showed a high level of attainment (>95%) in both the initial audit and the re-audit: all patients referred come with a referral form filled by the referring health facility; ambulances are available at all times to transport referred patients and the district hospital is informed by the health centre through short-wave radio when a patient is referred.

After much hesitation, he continues: "We are relentless in seeking the highest levels of attainment where attainment levels have been extremely low before.

Although Korean schools have some of the highest levels of attainment in the world, their children are the most tested, stressed and unhappy.

Chris Keates, the union's general secretary, said: "Today's figures show that even on the basis of the government's flawed measures, the overwhelming majority of schools are securing the highest levels of attainment for the young people they teach.

The children of mothers who had tried but failed to feed to a schedule were found to have similar higher levels of attainment in Sat tests and IQ scores as demand-fed babies.

They also have their own experience navigating the educational system and can thus better support their children in educational decision making, leading to higher levels of attainment.