Sentence examples for school premium from inspiring English sources

Only in Yorkshire and Humberside was the school premium percentage in single figures: 8%, or £9,500, on top of an average house sale worth £123,000.

(My Xbox 360, an old school Premium model, only has ~3GB of free space. It makes buying DLC fairly tricky, yes).

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Strikingly, less than 10% thought the government's primary school sports premium, the £150m scheme that was the eventual replacement for the schools sport partnerships axed by Michael Gove, was effective.

Government-funded organisations such as charity SportsAid and Sport England pump money into schemes to get kids active, and the Department for Education invests £150m a year through PE lessons and the ring-fenced primary school sport premium.

There are other factors which can boost a school's premium level too such as the number of children with special educational needs, and whether they have pupils whose parents are in the armed forces.

The school has charged premium prices because of the Trump name, with the cost of the courses ranging from $1,500 to $35,000 each.

All of the school's pupil premium money is spent on one-on-one out of class tuition by a teacher with regular assessments to check that the support is having an impact.

They might balk at the renationalisation of the railways and the politically difficult repeal of the Trade Union Act, but he threw in crowd-pleasers for right and left: a national education service, a national investment bank, more housing, curbs on tax avoidance and a school pupil arts premium.

The new capital will allow Scheur to put off having to monetize his adaptive grammar learning platform, which means that the company is relieved of having to charge schools, or establish premium subscriptions, and instead simply let schools use it for free.

Schools receive the premium for every child registered as eligible for free school meals at any point in the past six years and children in care who have been looked after for six months.