"What this case shows is that the experience people have running grammar schools is not necessarily transferable to running very different schools," she says.
Weald of Kent Grammar has bid to run a grammar school annexe in Sevenoaks, rivalling proposals by Invicta Grammar.
Earlier bids to run mixed grammar school annexes on the same site were turned down by the Department for Education (DfE).
I told him I'd help him run a grammar and spelling check when he'd finished.
The King Edward VI Foundation in Birmingham, which runs five grammar schools in the city, has similarly set a slightly lower qualifying score for pupil premium children to increase its intake from more disadvantaged communities.
Developed by Franco Moretti, the Stanford lit-crit iconoclast, distance reading exponentially widens the sphere of literary inquiry by running plotlines, grammar, and so on through computer programs that can process far more information than any one person could read in a lifetime, opening the book to big-picture-type discoveries.
A Catholic trust which runs three grammar schools in Northern Ireland has declared its support for a plan to phase out academic selection.
Verbphrase: adv? verb+ prepphrase?; verb: (VBD|VBADD); prepphrase: TO nounphrase; Running this grammar over the sample sentence produces the following output (Figure 6) in the form of an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
Result: selection by house prices, ie, by parental income, which is not very egalitarian.In some cases, the outcome may be even less egalitarian: the King Edward VI Foundation, which runs five grammars in Birmingham, said this week it would rather turn them into fee-paying schools than abandon their entrance exam.
Or, she'll paste in a template, run it through grammar check, scan in a signature, and have a good guffaw at Expos 101.
