Sentence examples for schools on average from inspiring English sources

Mainstream secondary schools, on average, receive about £6,000 per child.

One intervention specialist for every 60 schools, on average, will work with principals to develop these plans.

Academies are independently run, government-funded schools and, although their results have increased faster than other schools on average, there have been some high-profile failures.

The report's author, Jonas Vlachos, an associate professor of economics at Stockholm University, found that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

His argument is based on his finding that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

In schools, on average, 80%% of the students and 100%% of the staff (including teachers) are present during school hours.

People in Narathiwat province have three and a half years less schooling, on average, than residents of Bangkok, and earn scarcely one-eighth as much.

Adults with no religious affiliation spend 8.8 years in school on average.

Iranian girls receive 15 years of schooling on average; in Niger, it is four years.

West Indian students in the United States have done better in school, on average, than other black Americans.

The summary reported that adolescents of the working mothers did worse in school, on average, than adolescents whose families continued to receive aid under the old rules.