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The government says young people from poorer homes are more likely to become Neet and it hopes to improve their chances through its pupil premium policy, where schools get extra funding for children from low income homes.
This makes it possible to detect annually whether a school is using its pupil premium income to reduce the attainment gap between disadvantaged children and others in the school.
I lived in accordance with time and became its pupil".
Today, the party lays out the detailed plans for its pupil premium, which will mean £430 additional funding per year for each pupil on free school meals.
"The government should consider extending its pupil premium to provide means-tested vouchers to enable working class parents to provide the extra lessons and cultural activities that many better-off families take for granted".
Its pupil mobility rate – the total movement in and out of the school by pupils other than at the usual times of joining and leaving – is between 25 and 30 per cent due to the number of children forced to leave every year because they are being rehoused or because of relationship breakdowns.
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Instead of carefully selecting its pupils, it accepted every boy and girl whose parents applied.
If the cockatiel looks at you and demonstrates a reaction, such as cocking its head or dilating its pupils, it may be interested in that word.
Only a third of its pupils make it to the end of the course.
It appeared dull and physically unbalanced and its pupils were dilated but it was not aggressive.
Yearning for independence, she started a small private school in the London suburbs, but it was deserted by its pupils.
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