Sentence examples for outstanding primary from inspiring English sources

Prior to this, he was deputy head of an outstanding primary school, where he spent many years interviewing and mentoring NQTs and trainee teachers.

She's not having a baby because she planned it, or can afford it, or has a brilliant maternity package, or lives near an outstanding primary school.

In August 2013, the couple spent more than £50,000 moving from Queen's Park, in north-west London, to Bishopston in Bristol, so their children could attend an "outstanding" primary school.

Mrs. Clinton, of New York, currently has $10.3 million in outstanding primary debts but only $9.5 million available to cover them, leaving an $800,000 shortfall at the end of March.

The proportion of children attending a good or outstanding primary school in Coventry has now more than doubled, from 42% of pupils to 93%." The Local Government Association said Ofsted's latest statistics showed that councils still had a vital role to play in school improvement.

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The Olive school, an Ofsted-outstanding primary that has been based in temporary premises in Stoke Newington, east London, had been hoping to set up its permanent home in the one-time Hackney central nick, two miles away.

The plan was to transfer her to our local "outstanding" state primary at five.

The head of an "outstanding" London primary says he can longer afford to train teachers through Schools Direct because bursaries have been cut from £17,600 to £11,000.

It says a parent in Coventry has only a 42% chance of sending their child to a good or outstanding state primary compared to a 92% chance for a parent living in the London borough of Camden and 91% in Barnet.

Independent Ofsted inspections shows there have never been so many outstanding and good primary schools, and Key Stage 2 results show huge progress over the last decade – a tribute to the outstanding quality of teaching, training and heads".