Sentence examples for school satisfactory from inspiring English sources

While last year's Ofsted report still deemed the school satisfactory, inspectors spoke warmly of the school and the way it has improved.

(Adalbjarnardottir & Hafsteinsson, 2001; Steinberg et al., 2006), and the authoritative style with higher levels of psycho-social adjustment (better self-esteem, good adjustment to school, satisfactory academic performance, psychological maturity and fewer behavioural problems) (Baumrind, 1997; Im-Bolter, Zadeh, & Ling, 2013; Kritzas & Grobler, 2005; Pelegrina, García, & Casanova, 2002).

Ofsted rates the school as "satisfactory and improving", noting the challenge of retaining a Steiner curriculum while meeting the responsibilities of being a state school.

It is reported in one survey that less than 40% of Korean adolescents responded that they felt the sex education provided at their school was satisfactory [ 7].

This explains the chief schools inspector's pronouncement that satisfactory schools are "not good enough .Excellence and enjoyment are mutually exclusive.

Oftsed inspector John Young said: "The school has made satisfactory progress in making improvements and satisfactory progress in demonstrating a better capacity for sustained improvement.

The next category of "good" schools will face inspections at least every five years, "satisfactory" schools will be inspected at least every three years and "inadequate" schools will be more closely monitored, with a re-inspection likely within a year.

"A satisfactory school …" The word "satisfactory" is uttered with a drawl of disapproval.

The chief inspector vowed to hold his nerve on controversial changes to the inspection system that will lead to a "satisfactory" school being reclassified as one that "requires improvement" and more frequent visits by officials to the worst schools.

Ashcroft technical academy is rated outstanding, with 91% of pupils getting five or more GSCEs at grades A* to C, while Elliott school is rated satisfactory, and has a high number of pupils with special educational needs and who qualify for free school meals, often signs that a school has above average social problems to cope with.

However, academic track students in the German school system achieved satisfactory levels of proficiency on the PISA scale.