Sentence examples for proportion of school from inspiring English sources

The researchers concluded that a "high proportion of school children may experience side-effects of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) medication.

But the governor did succeed in creating a new school aid formula that gives high-need districts a greater proportion of school aid than in the past.

The tragedy is that even though such a small proportion of school leavers have the marks to enter university, there are not enough places to go around.

Additionally, the proportion of school pupils (39%) in years 7-11 (ages 11-15) who said they had drunk alcohol at least once was lower in 2013 than at any time since the statistic was first measured, in 1988.

Although the number of women entering higher education has outstripped men for many years, the gap has continued to widen despite a massive expansion in the proportion of school leavers going to university.

The report said: "To ensure that the guidance has been looked at, the Department for Education should link the receipt of a proportion of school funding that relates to social education and child protection to the electronic notification that the guidance has been viewed.

Primary outcomes, assessed by dieticians blind to group status and as recommended by the Fresh Tastes @ School policy, are: (1) the proportion of schools with a canteen menu containing foods or beverages restricted for sale, and; (2) the proportion of schools that have a menu which contains more than 50% of foods classified as healthy canteen items.

Because of its high proportion of school-age citizens, Bangkok's educational facilities are overburdened.

The proportion of school-leavers from disadvantaged backgrounds applying in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland has increased to record levels.

The proportion of schools saying this has fallen significantly since 2011".

Furthermore, since 2010 the proportion of schools reporting a headteacher vacancy has decreased and the number of school leaders over the age of 50 has decreased significantly.