Sentence examples for of expected standard from inspiring English sources

In maths, 77% of pupils reached level 4B last year, and 70% met the DfE's definition of expected standard this year.

This lag of expected standard is just what Close to Expectation implies.13.13

Therefore, the lag of expected state/property is turned into a lag of expected standard.

Of the top 10 ranking local authorities, in terms of the expected standard in reading, writing and maths, nine are in London.

Of the 33 London boroughs, all but one (Enfield) was above the national average in terms of the expected standard in reading, writing and maths.

It was also believed that exposure of junior residents to the expected standard of clinical performance was important.

As a rule of thumb, the expected standard equates to the previous 4B level.

In both 2012 and 2013, there was a spike in the distribution at a score of 32, the expected standard for those pupils who took part.

It is a right-skewed distribution with an expected mean value of αβ = 1.15 and an expected standard deviation of αβ1/2 = 0.66.

Three-quarters of children met the expected standard in maths, compared with 70% last year.

There was significant improvement in reading standards, with 71% of pupils reaching the expected standard compared with 66% last year.