Sentence examples for stable schools from inspiring English sources

It makes for more stable schools and less economic volatility.

When I studied this subject at the Institute of Education, we found no doubt as to the best-run, most stable schools.

Cambridge Assessment analysed maths and history GCSE results in all schools in England between 2008 and 2013 and then concentrated on 150 of the most stable schools.

The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) manifesto, Owning What is Ours, even suggests that membership of its own association should be contingent on all experienced school leaders working in stable schools being willing to participate in such peer reviews.

The exam board analysed the GCSE results in maths and history in all England's schools between 2008 and 2013 and then focused on 150 of the most stable schools, taking out the impact of marking quality and shifts to grade boundaries.

Fewer child labourers In the sugar harvest, the number of child labourers has shrunk from 8,000 to less than 1,000 over the past decade, thanks to initiatives that provide stable schools and basic infrastructure to communities like San Juan del Carmen.

Those places with the highest percentage of Hispanic residents tend to have the lowest average ages, the highest birth rates and the most stable school populations.

Even in a relatively stable school district, children's actual math learning growth patterns do not mirror the AYP expectation.

Among the underserved population in Latin America, many of the indigenous children are the poorest of the poor who hardly have access to formal and stable schooling.

Today, a decade into the state and school district's facilities investment, Oyler is experiencing a stable school enrollment and increasing graduation rates.

Data show high and stable school enrolment, retention and completion, accompanied by high national literacy rates.