Sentence examples for maintained secondary from inspiring English sources

The spokesperson said that sex and relationship education is compulsory in maintained secondary schools.

"Sex and relationship education is compulsory in maintained secondary schools and it remains for primary schools to decide whether they want to teach it.

Sex and relationship education is already compulsory in all maintained secondary schools and we expect academies and free schools to teach it as part of the curriculum.

The report, which analysed research on employment in UK state-funded primary and secondary schools, found that last year just 6% of state primary school teachers and 9.9% of qualified and unqualified teachers in maintained secondary schools were from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds.

The research, Race to the Top: 2, also highlights a long-standing lack of diversity in senior leadership in schools: just 3% of headteachers in state-funded primary schools and 3.6% in maintained secondary schools are from an ethnic minority groups.

However, this time there is a difference in scale thanks to the extent of Gove's reforms: 45% of all state maintained secondary schools are now academies or about to convert, and there are now 1,529 academies in England, compared with 200 when the coalition came to power.

The issue is not confined to private schools: in maintained secondaries, women dominate as teachers yet there are almost twice as many male heads as female.

Academies have 50% more senior staff on salaries in excess of £80,000 than maintained secondaries, according to a 2010 National Audit Office report.

Secreted by the testes and adrenal glands, testosterone is the male sex hormone that generates and maintains secondary sexual characteristics like a deep voice and body hair.

Searching for a particular record in a file is aided by maintaining secondary indexes on arbitrary attributes as well as by maintaining a primary index on the same attribute on which the file is sorted.

At the last council executive board meeting, members agreed to press ahead with the second part of the public consltation to close the school, but said they would 'keep all options open' after agreeing to look in more detail at an alternative proposal from school governors to maintain secondary education on the site.