Sentence examples for in leavers from inspiring English sources

But togetherness was there in leavers voting in the EU referendum, too, finally finding a tribe with which they could identify and a way to feel they mattered.

A few are simply absentees, like the father of Beatty, the British schoolgirl in "Leavers' Events," who is omitted from family suppers, "disqualified by his status as a heroin addict".

Furthermore, one third (33.0 %) of the respondents with compulsory education only rejected WLPT and EUT, as opposed to 22.4%% in High School leavers and only 10.5 % in those with a University degree.

However, there was lower uptake of around 30% in school leavers (Sinka et al, 2014).

The 3-year catch-up campaign attained a high uptake for all three doses among those vaccinated in school, exceeding 80% (year 2 catch-up 2009/10 dose 1: 91% dose 2: 90% and dose 3: 85%), but a lower uptake of around 30% was achieved in school leavers (year 2 school leavers 2009/10 dose 1: 49% dose 2: 41% and dose 3: 29%).

Of the 25 participants who completed all three waves of data collection, six of them stayed in the city and worked, not going to university (non-university stayers), eight went to one of the two universities in the city (university stayers) (all 14 continued to live at home with their parents), and 11 went to universities elsewhere in England (leavers).

A decline in care leaver retention in 2012-13 has been reversed.

In Birmingham, Service Birmingham and Corporate Parenting recently invited all children in care and care leavers in the city to a winter ball.

In 2015, early school leavers in the Isles amounted to three times those of the North-East regions (more than 24% against percentages less than 9%, respectively).

Figures from the Department for Education suggest that in 2013, 34% of all care leavers in England were not in education, employment or training (Neet) at the age of 19.

A study by the University of California, Berkeley, showed that school leavers in California in 1970 were more likely to stay on to higher education than their counterparts in 2000.