Sentence examples for primary school compared from inspiring English sources

This low figure hides even bigger inequalities as only 65% of children from the poorest 20% of families completed primary school compared to 98% from the richest homes.

Forced marriage and under-age marriage are common for girls, and only 13percentt of girls complete primary school, compared with 32percentt of boys.

How could this be enough when 25 per cent of students from the poorest backgrounds fail to meet the expected attainment at the end of primary school, compared to 3 per cent of students from the most affluent backgrounds?

Northamptonshire was named one of the worst performing local authority areas for achievement of disadvantaged children at key stage 2, with 59% of pupils on free school meals achieving the expected standard in reading, writing and mathematics by the last year of primary school, compared with 66% nationally.

White British pupils tend to achieve the lowest GCSE scores against their attainment at the end of primary school, compared with those from ethnic minority backgrounds, previous CMPO research has found.

In Guinea and Niger in 2010, over 70percentt of the poorest girls had never attended primary school, compared with less than 20percentt of the richest boys.

There are 21 students to every teacher in primary schools, compared with the OECD average of just 15.

On average, it costs £192.14 for boys and £201.04 for girls in primary schools, compared with £231.01 for boys and £239.93 for girls in secondary schools.

In primary schools, compared to 2005, schools in 2009 provided more fruit, fruit-based desserts, vegetables and salad, water and fruit juice, and fewer condiments, starchy foods cooked in fat like chips, snacks and confectionery.

Only 22% of girls above the age of ten complete primary schooling, compared with 47% of boys.Some 3,500 schools do not have a building; of those that do, 4,000 are classed as "dangerous"; 29,000 schools have no electricity; 14,000 have no drinking water; 22,000 do not have a toilet; 4,000 consist of a single classroom; and fewer than 100 secondary schools have science labs.

Nearly 90percentt of the world's children are now enrolled in primary schools, compared with less than half in 1950.