Sentence examples for year in primary school from inspiring English sources

Since the 1990s, Chinese students have been starting to learn English formally from the third year in primary school, but in many cases children start earlier.

The survey found that children whose parents read to them every day at the age of three were more likely to flourish in their first year in primary school, getting more than two months ahead not just in language and literacy but also in maths.

The government was also heavily criticised for pulling £162m invested in a nationwide network of School Sports Partnerships but has since announced a new scheme to invest £150m a year in primary school sport, ring-fencing the money until the end of the decade.

When the men muttered that she was only a woman, Lakwena would announce in his commanding voice that he had possessed her precisely because she was a woman and a sinner, who had never got beyond seventh year in primary school; he was making an example of a hard case, saving her first, before he saved the wicked Acholi in general.Lakwena also offered, in August 1986, to conduct the war for them.

The results of Sats tests taken by 11-year-olds are published each year in primary school league tables produced by the Department for Education.

In the last year of Early Years Foundation Stage, the reception year in primary school, children are rated by teachers on the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile, which is an assessment involving scales for 13 areas of development detailed in a 90-page handbook.

Before the policy, a typical child spent up to three years in pre-school, and four years in primary school.

We are already consulting on introducing a sub-judgement for the sixth-form, and early years in primary school.

After three years in primary school, he was sent to Paris, he told Nick Clark in a 2005 interview, "to lose my Germanic Alsace accent".

The Light Years, Elizabeth Jane Howard Apart from the notable years in primary school when I took the MS Readathon very seriously, I have read more books in the past year than in any before.

Mr Kumar, who had only a few years in primary school, says that educating them properly is his main ambition.Returning migrants like Mr Kumar, who wears a dandyish embroidered shirt alongside his bare-chested neighbours, are driving social as well as economic change.