Sentence examples for weaker schools from inspiring English sources

"A big part of my role is to celebrate the strengths in weaker schools.

Outstanding schools that become academies have all committed to helping weaker schools.

The move means weaker schools will come under increased financial pressure as their pupil numbers dwindle.

The nation must avoid a polarised education system where good schools get better at the expense of weaker schools".

Because we have limited official capacity, we only have got the resources to intervene in weaker schools.

"Local authorities will be able to draw on the world-class excellence in these new chains to drive up standards in weaker schools.

Schools rated as outstanding that choose to become academies are required to partner with a weaker school.

Ministers believe local authorities are in some cases deliberately preventing good schools from raising their "planned admissions numbers" because it becomes harder to sustain a weaker school if pupils defect.

What universities with strong records of widening access do is provide high quality teaching and learning which lifts candidates with weaker school exit qualifications and provides them with a platform for their higher education.

WEAK schools have long held back Latin America's development.

"That essentially means you end up focusing on 500 of the weakest schools out of 24,000.