disadvantaged pupils
Selective Comprehensives: Scotland: Access to top performing schools for disadvantaged pupils in Scotland
... We have seen that top performing schools look very different from secondary schools as a whole, but to investigate whether they are representative of their local areas, we compare the proportion of disadvantaged ...
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School and college-level strategies to raise aspirations of high-achieving disadvantaged pupils to pursue higher education investigation
... This research briefing reports a study conducted by TNS BMRB and the Institute for Policy Studies in Education (IPSE), on behalf of the Department for Education. Although there is a wealth of research relating to ...
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Selective Comprehensives: Wales: Access to top performing schools for disadvantaged pupils in Wales
... We cannot tell conclusively from our data analysis why this FSM gap exists for faith schools. The school governing boards are responsible for admissions in these schools, so therefore can control which pupils are ...
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Poor Grammar: Entry into Grammar Schools for disadvantaged pupils in England
... Bishop Wordsworth’s school in Wiltshire is an example of a Grammar school that is actively trying to increase the social diversity of its intake so that it can serve the whole of its community. Having admitted less than ...
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Research to understand successful approaches to supporting the most academically able disadvantaged pupils
... for disadvantaged pupils at GCSE level, and the impact of that underachievement on subsequent education choices and opportunities, is clear, the causes are less ...from disadvantaged backgrounds are ...
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REPORT on Research into ‘closing the gap’ : raising achievement for disadvantaged pupils
... of disadvantaged pupils in each of the seven schools varied, with the lowest proportion of pupils receiving Pupil Premium funding being 6% in one school, while the highest proportion was ...
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School and college-level strategies to raise aspirations of high-achieving disadvantaged pupils to pursue higher education investigation
... such disadvantaged positions where there is ‘no disposable income’ or ‘buffer’, ‘it’s not worth the ...from disadvantaged backgrounds were often ‘fearful’ of debt, and anxious about the potential ‘returns’ ...
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Selective Comprehensives: Great Britain: Access to top performing schools for disadvantaged pupils in Scotland, Wales and England
... While the top performing comprehensives in each country are still reflective of their local areas to a degree, they have very different intakes to the average school. These schools offer a pathway to their pupils ...
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Writing about values : evaluation report and executive summary
... of disadvantaged Year 10 and 11 pupils by reminding them of their important ...lessons, pupils wrote reflective essays about core values, such as relationships with friends and family, sport or ...
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Chain effects 2018: The impact of academy chains on low-income pupils
... all pupils for EBacc) and David Meller and Greenwood (entering more than half their pupils for EBacc), around a quarter of the entries to EBacc subjects by all pupils resulted in a grade below C/4, ...
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Chain Effects 2014 : the impact of academy chains on low income students
... of disadvantaged pupils (almost 70%), and almost a third of pupils entered with attainment below Level 4 – a much higher percentage than the other high-attaining chains, and more than twice the ...
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The introduction of Progress 8
... schools. Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds achieve around half a grade lower in each subject than pupils with similar prior ...non- disadvantaged pupils also see higher results for ...
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Academic performance of disadvantaged pupils in and out of London: an analysis
... of pupils with high propensity scores in the control group, required the use of a ...between pupils in the groups to a maximum difference between scores of a tenth of a standard ...London pupils ...
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Measuring disadvantaged pupils’ attainment gaps over time (updated 29th January 2015)
... of disadvantaged pupils and 64.0 per cent of other pupils achieved 5 or more A*-C grades including English and mathematics GCSEs and the gap for this measure is ...
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Pupils with statements of Special Educational Needs (SEN), January 2013
... on pupils with statements of special educational needs (SEN) in January ...on pupils with statements of SEN, including data from the Pupil Level Annual School Census (PLASC), will be published later in the ...
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Free schools and disadvantaged intakes
... socioeconomically disadvantaged children attending the first three waves of these ...of disadvantaged children in relation to their nearby ...fewer disadvantaged children than might be expected based ...
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Low autopsy acceptance after stillbirth in a disadvantaged French district: a mixed methods study
... a disadvantaged French district, we found that autopsies were proposed to almost all women experiencing stillbirth in line with national and inter- national ...
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Learning and inclusion for disadvantaged youth
... 2 2012) and caters for the needs of all children is a complex challenge (UNESCO, 2005). The term inclusion originally focused on the inclusion of students with specific disabilities or learning difficulties (Gause, 2011) ...
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Results from internet proficiency pilot schools
... Less than half, 42%, of these schools definitely monitor the websites visited by pupils which is a concern as only just over half reported supervising all Internet access by pupils. Three schools reported ...
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Attitudes of the socially disadvantaged towards education in Northern Ireland
... that pupils who leave full-time education or are planning to do so at the earliest opportunity have, on average, less favourable attitudes to their schooling than those who remain and are less committed to ...
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