Sentence examples for secondary years from inspiring English sources

Many teachers, particularly in the later secondary years, feel as if they are in some kind of Grand National.

In May, for independent readers in the later primary and early secondary years, comes the compelling and moving Butterfly Summer by Anne-Marie Conway Usbornee, £5.99).

Nursery numbers (aged two to four) are up by 3.6%; at the primary stage (aged five to 10), numbers are up by 1.4%; through the secondary years (aged 11 to 15) the increase is 1.6%, which is the same for sixth-form numbers.

School students are usually first exposed to a systematic study of evolution in the upper secondary years.

But unfortunately that largesse is focused on the primary and secondary years and does not extend to the universities.

Focusing on adolescent English L1 writing in Australia, (Christie (2002): 65) notes the absence of grammatical metaphors in 'primary-age writers, [who] produce clauses that offer congruent realizations … it will be into the secondary years that noncongruent realizations appear'.

The main modes are a 160 170 year trend and a 3-year periodicity; a secondary, 2.5-year peak is also highly significant (see Table 2).

We dichotomised education as lower than secondary (<12 years of education) and secondary or higher (>12 years of education), with the latter being the reference group.

That is, immigrating during the secondary school years is associated with a greater disadvantage than if the immigration took place a few years earlier or later.

Wilshaw also said that it had been a mistake to abolish formal testing for primary and early secondary school years pupils at key stages one and three.

If it was to come down to a count-up of actual snogs snogged in the secondary school years, I'm struggling to need more than two hands.