Sentence examples for highest bands from inspiring English sources

Gardiner is not the only headteacher to be grappling with unforeseen cuts to her deprivation funding: at another school nearby, the percentage of pupils eligible for the two highest bands of postcode-linked money has dropped by 16%.

The change, says Gardiner, means that, although her urban school in south-west England continues to serve one of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the country, fewer pupils are now eligible for the highest bands of deprivation money.

Albumins present the highest bands number which indicates major role of albumin heterogeneity in discriminating the Vicia samples (Mustafa 2007).

Unfortunately, the edges often generate small wavelet coefficients up to the highest bands, along with the significant ones.

The majority of the Greater Manchester trusts fall within the highest bands, with the Manchester Teaching PCT having the highest number at 19.60/1000.

Read the markschemes as well as the examiner reports for the highest bands.

The highest band gap is related to S-A-3.

The UV spectra revealed the highest band gap associated with BaWO4 followed by Bi2WO6 and NiWO4.

Twenty secondary schools have achieved the highest band rating - eight fewer than last year, according to performance rankings.

Bristol's PCT also lies on the highest band with 3.63/1000.

North England also has high admission rates; Northumberland and Newcastle and County Durham are also on the highest band.