Sentence examples for progress children from inspiring English sources

Progress 8 compares how much progress children make between age 11 and 16 against how much they would be expected to make.

Schools should be measured against a whole range of markers, such as facilities, pastoral care and the progress children make, not just the number of level 5s they get in Sats.

The NUT, the country's largest teachers' union, whose main strength is in primary schools, also opposes the results being used to rank primaries in league tables by comparing them with the results of national curriculum tests for  11-year-olds to see how much progress children have made.

Lord Bew is also calling for a greater emphasis on the progress children make from their initial starting points, as well as their overall attainment.

The progress children make at primary school is currently measured formally from the results of national (Sats) tests in English and maths taken by children at the age of six or seven and their teachers' assessment of their abilities.

As the months and years progress, children develop this capacity more fully, although it fluctuates depending on their state of mind at a given moment.

Despite this progress, child mortality is still the highest in the European Union.

But despite this progress, child undernutrition is still the greatest nutrition-related health burden in the world.

Despite important progress, child participation in most IIS has increased slowly, in part due to limited economic knowledge about IIS operations.

As the academic year progresses, children are encouraged to take part in staff-led activities such as printing and drawing.

Another interesting longitudinal trend is that, as time progressed, children were more likely to use a computer, but less likely to watch TV.