Sentence examples for more advantaged schools from inspiring English sources

"Given that more disadvantaged schools were already doing worse than more advantaged schools in recruiting to longstanding shortage subjects such as physics and maths, it seems most likely that more widespread shortages will disproportionately affect them".

However, given the planned overall freeze in education expenditure set out by the coalition, the pupil premium will not be welcomed by the many, more advantaged, schools that will experience real cuts to their budgets.

Furthermore, it aims at identifying how school context variables contribute to explaining the performance of students in disadvantaged schools in comparison with more advantaged schools.

Over all, schools in more advantaged areas had stronger gains, while schools in disadvantaged areas tended to show less growth.

But those home factors will keep helping the more advantaged students during the school year, and the experiment can't control for this.

Yet Deasy has been right about one thing: L.A. Unified's students should have access to the same technology that more advantaged students in other school districts enjoy.

That avoids unfair comparisons with schools in much more advantaged circumstances but it does put pressure on schools and students.

These schools also require a small tuition fee be paid by enrolled students, and adolescents from these schools may therefore be more advantaged than those from tuition-free government schools.

"My guess is that these 129... are schools with more advantaged students.

The favourite argument of academies' opponents - that the schools have recruited more advantaged intakes - is equally unimpressive.

The Pisa report was clear on this: "As in many other countries, socioeconomically disadvantaged students in the UK are less likely to succeed at school than their more advantaged peers.