Sentence examples for selection of pupils from inspiring English sources

Might the results also be due to the selection of pupils by gender and faith?

Its schools are comprehensive in that there is no selection of pupils.

This allows us to control for within school selection of pupils with different abilities to classes of different sizes.

But Gibbs' view was disputed by Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, who said Pisa offered "strong evidence" that early selection of pupils by schools did not narrow gaps in attainment.

Prof Tomlinson argues: "The evidence seems to pinpoint to the conclusion that while overt selection of pupils by 'ability and aptitude' continues, there is much covert selection of the most 'desirable' pupils.

Selection of pupils and freedom from state interference help to attract and retain good teachers, and to innovate beyond the bounds of the curriculum, she argues.It's still hard to see Labour's partnership plans bridging the gap.

The school sent off a selection of the pupils' letters to Wembley at the end of November but has not had a reply from the FA.

In a privately published book of appreciation given to Billy Williamson for some anniversary shortly before his death in 1976, there is a selection of some pupils' prize-winning work.

It aims to reduce intake under academic selection to 75% of pupils in 2014.

Repeatability appeared to be good with regard to selection of images for pupils and very good for examiners.

Labour may indeed be trying to extend selection by allowing "specialist" schools to select a proportion of pupils "by aptitude".