Sentence examples for schools results from inspiring English sources

If this were true, neighbouring schools' results should get worse.

They publish individual schools' results, and allow the best more autonomy than the others.

An Ofqual spokesman said: "Our work to understand why some schools' results differed significantly from their expectations is continuing and we will report again shortly".

In Britain, where the government has begun to publish league tables of schools' results, teachers and local-authority bureaucrats remain intensely sceptical of such information.

We find that attending higher-performing schools results in significant increases in their children's standardized test scores at the end of the first year.

Its schools' results are among the poorest in the country—and inspectors do not usually find that a lack of money is the problem.

To be sure, the councils have invigorated some schools, resulting in changes in report cards, reading and math programs, teaching schedules and school spirit.

The growth of national schools resulted also from the lack of a unifying paradigm.

Fewer Black law students graduating from law schools result in fewer Black lawyers.

Last year in Pakistan alone, there were 152 targeted bombings of schools resulting in their complete or partial destruction.

This means the School has joined the national network of specialist schools, resulting in every school in Bath and North East Somerset now having a specialism.