Sentence examples for pupils performed from inspiring English sources

For the first time schools will now be rated according to a new performance measure, known as Progress 8, which charts how well pupils performed compared to their peers nationally based on their key stage 2 exams.

In the first study, in 2000, Swedish pupils performed a lot better than those in most other countries.

His study also acknowledged that state school pupils performed better at university than their public school peers when it came to improving on their A-level grades.

In one study, some teachers were told to help pupils learn while others were told to concentrate on ensuring that their pupils performed well.

West London free school pupils performed well in the school's first set of GCSE results this summer, with 76% of the first cohort to sit the exams getting at least five grades of C or better, including English and maths.

However, when the data was adjusted to remove the initial deficit, they found that in secondary schools Muslim pupils performed as well as non-Muslim students, and were catching up with them by the time they took GCSEs.

Writing performance was highest in P7, where 72% of scripts showed pupils performing well, very well or beyond their level.

Richmond Hill received a C grade on its Department of Education report card, and its pupils perform decently on standardized tests.

"Now Bangladeshi pupils outperform their white British peers and black African pupils perform at a similar level.

But he argued that "two wrongs don't make a right" and said areas with large numbers of selective schools saw poor pupils perform below the national average.

What is apparent, as Sutton Trust research shows, is that state-educated pupils perform better at university than those from private schools with similar A-level and GCSE results.