Sentence examples for secondary provision from inspiring English sources

Councillors have been recommended to pursue proposals to provide a four-form entry of selective secondary provision.

"The capacity of our Trust to deliver this option has been acknowledged by the Secretary of State but so has Bristol City Council's desire to maintain the pattern of separate primary and secondary provision in BS9 [Westbury-on-Trym]," he said.

During this time, secondary provision expanded and adjusted to growing demand.

Home visits—structured with respect to an approved protocol and record form addressed preventive issues, health education, basic primary health care, and identification of family care needs, with referral to the health post or to secondary provision as appropriate (making use of the Emergency Transport System for emergency referrals).

Since 1870, children diagnosed with SEN, whether social or medical, have been integrated into compulsory primary and secondary education provision.

Indeed, the purchaser/provider split brought conflict for the first time to the NHS workplace, leading to divisions between primary and secondary healthcare provision that still largely exist today.

In countries where technical or vocational education forms an important part of secondary school provision, there have sometimes been specialist institutions for the training of teachers for this work.

Councillors have given their unanimous support to plans to reshape secondary school provision in Dumfries.

Far-reaching plans to reshape secondary school provision in Dumfries are being considered by the local authority's education committee.

Head teacher Nigel Roper, said: "Demand is initially going to be in the primary sector but shortly after that, those primary school children will need secondary school provision.

We use the index to simulate the impact of a policy aiming at increasing the centralisation of public secondary education provision, and find that it negatively affects public transport accessibility for students with the lowest levels of accessibility.