Sentence examples for school origins from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the focus on school origins obscures the fact that some impoverished youngsters are privately schooled.

To match with a bad school, higher experience dominates school origin.

Yet even if good schools search in the low experience, bad school origin market, their chance of matching stands at 62%.

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School of origin was a government school for 47%, independent school for 32.8%, Catholic school for 17.6%, TAFE college for 0.4% and Other school for 2.2%.

Multivariate analyses utilised generalised linear modelling (GLM) to assess the main effects of gender, high school of origin, region of origin or special entry pathway status entered as predictive factors, ICSEA score entered as a predictive covariate and TER, TES, UMAT or interview scores (or their component parts) entered as dependent variables.

Perhaps it is no surprise that classes were held this week, considering the school's origins.

A framed cornerstone near a set of interior stairs — a staircase Mr. Walcott once tumbled down as a boy — puts the school's origins in 1895 (it was located nearby), when lush fields dominated the area, then a business hub for farmers from Queens and Nassau County.

Even the school's origin is evidence that it is a different species.

Local education and child welfare agencies also must collaborate to develop and implement a plan for transportation for those students who will need it to remain in their school of origin.

Among other things, the law requires that "to the extent feasible, keep a homeless child or youth in the school of origin, except when doing so is contrary to the wishes of the child's or youth's parent or guardian".