Sentence examples for school rates from inspiring English sources

Youth injury rates were similar to high school rates (game = 3.61/1000AE; practice = 1.51/1000AE) (Xiang et al. 2014), particularly within the U13/U15 divisions.

Data indicated that 29% of men and 35% of women indicated some form of ARSC during the last year of high school, rates that increased by 6 7% for the first year of college (36% of men and 41% of women).

76% believe that their child's school rates "excellent" (37%) or "good" (40%).

And while the impact of single-parenthood, which reportedly entered the public consciousness around 1965, can be seen in performance at school, rates of imprisonment and poverty, and drug use, regardless of race, a new study by researchers at Rice University says the consequences of living with an unwed mother has expanded into another area -- children's waistlines.

This figure is even greater, when taking into account secondary school rates.

School 9 (in the same town) which scored average on all the dimensions apart from the layout of the school and physical environment, partially fits the model for boys (as boys had lowest school rates of sexual experience), but was completely counter it for girls (as girls had highest school rates of sexual experience).

It's an amazing school, rated outstanding by Ofsted.

Woodman's school, rated outstanding, is £100,000 in the red for next year.

They generally follow the same pattern as nationally, with the grammar school rated outstanding but its partner schools not.

In their most recent inspections, Ofsted and a separate Anglican schools standards body school rated St Patrick's as outstanding.

But in 2015, the Conservatives included a manifesto pledge to allow any school rated as good to expand, including grammars.