Sentence examples for well performing schools from inspiring English sources

Well performing schools contribute to wider child protection by identifying need, delivering early help and intervention, as well as referring serious concerns to children's social care.

Diane Ravitch, in the same show, noted that without exception, the least well performing schools are in the poorest, most racially segregated districts.

In 2011 following a successful application, the school was converted to Academy, a new status introduced by the Department of Education (DoE) in 2010 for well performing schools that accords them more autonomy of management and direct government funding.

There were no financial incentives and social amenities such as accommodation, well performing schools where children of health staff can obtain education, safe water and electricity supply, and availability of adequate drugs, equipment, supplies enable smooth delivery of health services.

But the former education secretary, Ed Balls, predicted a "two-tier" and "deeply unfair" system as a result of fast-tracking academy status for the highest performing schools, as well as Gove's plan for "free schools".

But there were plenty of vocal works in the concert, all of them well — sometimes terrifically well — performed by guests from the school's department of vocal arts.

The Welsh Conservatives' shadow Minister for Education Angela Burns feared the new banding system could cause confusion for parents and "negatively impact on staff morale even in academically well-performing schools".

These large publicly-traded companies are the ones that dominate APSCU -- so much so, apparently, that Gunderson felt compelled to nominate them, rather than officials from more palatable, well-performing schools.

Ofsted and the Independent Schools Inspectorate must assess how well schools perform this duty, the MPs said.

The Idyllwild Arts Academy is a well-known performing arts boarding school, and the town has more than 15 galleries and holds a film festival every October.

According to the city's rankings, which compares how well schools perform based on a complicated formula that takes into account whether their students are from low-income families and other factors, P.S. 257 ranked No. 2 among elementary schools.