Sentence examples for streaming pupils from inspiring English sources

Melissa Benn says streaming pupils gives them a label for life - much better to opt for mixed-ability groups.

Truly comprehensive schools that do not set or stream pupils and see teachers as valued experts form the basis of the world's most highly-regarded education system, a Guardian conference was told today.

He hints at more streaming of pupils by ability, so that children can stay with their age group, but the unions are hostile.

American schools resist streaming their pupils much longer than their European counterparts: the whole point is to fit in rather than to stand out.

The city state streams pupils rigorously and is unashamedly elitist: one school claims to send more students to Ivy League universities than any other secondary school in the world.

Her grammar stream pupils are aiming at the best universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.

Officially, streaming is dividing pupils from a school year group into ability groups for most, or all, of their subjects.

He recommended school leaders consider streaming or setting pupils from the very start of their secondary education and called for parents to be given annual reports on whether their child was achieving as well as they should.

On the dot of 3.10pm on Friday, pupils streamed out of Archway comprehensive school, eager to start their weekend, and probably relieved that they are not taking the grammar school entry tests scheduled for the next morning.

He must have sensed how much was at stake, his sharp Waspy beak aquiver as the images were projected against his pupils, the results streaming on my äppärät.

She said: "The way in which pupils are grouped can have an effect - streaming tends to compound disadvantage, while summer-born children tend to do better within mixed-ability classes".