Sentence examples for were awarded grades from inspiring English sources

Across all GCSE subjects in 2015 nearly seven out of 10 entrants (68.8%) in England and Wales were awarded grades between A* and C, which meant the rate was slightly up (by 0.2 percentage points) on 2014.

Ten areas (title and abstract; introduction and aims; method and data; sampling; data analysis; ethics; bias; results; transferability or generalizability; and, implications and usefulness) were awarded grades ranging from one (very poor) to four (good), providing a maximum score of 40.

On 6 September 1974, the garden walls and remaining buildings were awarded Grade II listed status.

Pupils sitting GCSE exams in England could be awarded grades measured against their peers in countries such as Singapore, in an effort to tackle under-performance in international education league tables.

Pupils sitting GCSE exams in England will be awarded grades from nine at the top to one at the bottom – instead of the present A* to G system – under changes that will help pick out the brightest pupils, the exam regulator said on Friday.

Case studies Budding music star opts for a year out Among the teenagers to be awarded grades allowing them to attend university was Gem O'Reilly but the talented student has instead decided to take a year out to concentrate on songwriting and performing instead – after hitting number seven in the download country music charts with her debut EP, 'Teenager', earlier this year.

Built between 1957 and 1961, the Park Hill estate was awarded grade II* listed status in 1998.

In 2000, the Brunswick was awarded grade II (for buildings of "special interest") listed status.

Wilson, the architect, who was noted for his commitment to public buildings, died in 2007 bruised by the decades of controversy over the building, never knowing his creation would become one of the newest buildings ever to be awarded Grade-I status, an honour shared with the Lloyd's building in the City, and the former Western Morning News building in Plymouth.

The Elms, a private house in Mottram-in-Longdendale, has been awarded Grade II status.

Victor Pasmore's Apollo Pavilion, in Peterlee, County Durham, was awarded Grade II*-listed status by English Heritage in 2016.