Sentence examples for selective systems from inspiring English sources

If he's serious, his party will stop toying with expanding selective systems that divide children up according to race and social background at age 11.

While such concern is understandable, there is no evidence that a comprehensive system delivers worse results overall – and clear evidence that, for poor children, selective systems are worse.

Then there is the problem of the pupils who don't get in to grammar schools: they tend to do worse in selective systems than their peers elsewhere.

At the same time, a group of parents from areas of the country with selective systems were also in the House of Commons meeting MPs to discuss their personal experiences of what they described as the "damaging" impact of selection.

BP Azerbaijan would slowly start to get its people back out on the CA Platform later this week to begin re-starting selective systems that would help ascertain the problem's source.

There are 164 grammar schools, which separate children based on their test scores at primary school, and 15 local authorities run fully selective systems where test scores determine children's school eligibility.

Northern Ireland has a selective system and they did worse than us in the [international comparison] table.

And the selective system does not seem to disadvantage those at the bottom of the class.

They may not all be perfect but all-ability schools have opened up opportunities for young people that didn't exist under the old selective system.

Money is doing the talking because people with means are paying tutors who will help their child through a selective system.

"An idea took hold in the 1960s that it was impossible to have a selective system while doing the best for the whole spectrum of ability.