Sentence examples for improved attainment from inspiring English sources

It was the teacher and student that improved attainment.

You read headlines along the lines of "digital devices have improved attainment in a particular school by 20%".

In Liverpool, for example, the Families and Schools Together programme has seen improved attainment and participation in schools.

It is a historic reversal, but this week Wilshaw looks set to tell us the counties of England need to ape the councils of London – and learn that raising standards among the poorest pupils delivers improved attainment for all.

Cook acknowledged that standards were rising for 7-11-year-olds, with 19 of AET's 32 primary academies seeing improved attainment at key stage 2. "At 69%, the proportion of good or better primary academies is also increasing," Ofsted noted, "although it is still well below the national average".

"Attendance is going up, and we know that improved attendance is a bedrock for establishing improved attainment," he said.

Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of the Sutton Trust, welcomed improving attainment among some ethnic groups.

Research shows how the arts improve attainment in all subjects: drama improves literacy, music improves maths and early language.

He commissioned and is co-author of the Sutton Trust-EEF toolkit for schools, which guides schools on the best ways to improve attainment of disadvantaged pupils.

Dewovo also says the project helps to improve attainment by tracking teacher absenteeism, as the local teachers are required to appear in a studio in the capital every day via webcam.

Sir Kevan Collins, chief executive of the Education Endowment Foundation, said the EEF had launched a £15m drive in Yorkshire and the north-east aimed at improving attainment for disadvantaged pupils over the next five years.