Sentence examples for school reference from inspiring English sources

The school reference describes him as a "strong applicant" and underlines the adjective.

Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their predicted A-level grades, GCSE marks, personal statement, school reference and any entrance tests or work submitted.

But, says Macdonald, the private school reference was central to the story because the youth killed his father for money that was intended to pay for private schooling".

The title of Germs Burn nods to punk band the Germs, but the oldest school reference point here is probably Moore's childhood Catholicism.

The school reference, most commonly written by the college counselor at the student's high school, is also extremely helpful and rounds out the picture of the applicant.

Mr. Frankenheimer has an entertaining bent for swift, scary violence with 1960's creaks and reverbs on the soundtracks for an old school reference point; this movie could have been directed by Gabriel.

The admission process for these 20 students will resemble that of American universities, with consideration given to test results, high school references, grades and an interview.

He has said that although he never graduated high school, references he heard in hip-hop often inspired him to look further into the subjects that rappers raised.

He went on to say that every girl in the world should have the opportunity to go to secondary school referencing the Millennium Development Goals 130 countries have signed up to with an aim for equality in education between boys and girls.

Valerie Bayliss Director of youth and education policy, Department of Employment, 1991-96 Your endorsement (Report, 22 January) of a Muslim girls' school references their management policies and the fact that their GCSE results compare favourably to other schools with at least 30% of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Admissions bodies look at information such as predicted grades, GCSE results, school references and interviews.