Sentence examples for lowest attainment from inspiring English sources

Comparing local authorities, the researchers said: "We find that attainment for non-FSM pupils is highest in wholly-selective local authorities but that these areas also see the lowest attainment for FSM pupils".

The report was the conclusion of a two-year inquiry, which heard that students from Gypsy, Roma or Traveller backgrounds had the lowest attainment of all ethnic groups throughout their school years.

This table lists the 200 state secondary schools in England with the lowest attainment at GCSE level.

Lowest attainment was reported in the areas of clothing protection, curriculum delivery, shade provision and policy.

Lowest attainment was for the clothing (43%), shade (52%) and curriculum (55%) criteria.

Both adjusting for the effects of age and sex and additionally adjusting for several confounders, participants with the highest educational attainment had the lowest risk of all-cause mortality, and those with the lowest attainment had the highest risk.

This translates into strikingly low attainment in science, technology, engineering and maths A-levels.

My constituency of Barrow and Furness in Cumbria has entrenched low attainment in literacy and numeracy.

Even if children have made good academic progress, low attainment can still mean that a teacher is considered ineffective.

"The greatest barrier to participation at selective universities for students from disadvantaged backgrounds is low attainment at school.

But we already know that schools in areas of high deprivation and low attainment struggle to recruit and keep good teachers.