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Admissions to English primary and secondary schools

Admissions to English primary and secondary schools

... (faith) schools in 2006, the average proportion of pupils on free school meals was ...grammar schools are populated by children from more affluent families with higher levels of education, while ... See full document

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Admissions appeals for maintained and academy primary and secondary schools in England : 2015 to 2016

Admissions appeals for maintained and academy primary and secondary schools in England : 2015 to 2016

... new admissions is calculated using the pupil level January 2016 school census and is based on the pupils’ entry dates and the school they are recorded as attending, both in 2016 and also in the previous academic ... See full document

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Admissions appeals for maintained and academy primary and secondary schools in England : 2015 to 2016

Admissions appeals for maintained and academy primary and secondary schools in England : 2015 to 2016

... census admissions module requires schools to provide their total number of appeals loaded, withdrawn, heard, rejected and upheld, and of those which were for infant ...through schools recorded in ... See full document

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Secondary school admissions

Secondary school admissions

... over-subscribed schools said that the oversubscription criteria were easy to ...performing schools because they are not as able as more affluent or well educated parents to understand the process and the ... See full document

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Secondary school admissions

Secondary school admissions

... by schools is pertinent to the fairness of admissions because such information can reveal the social or academic background of a child or because judgements about such information are ...London ... See full document

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Strengths and Weaknesses of Educational Equity in English Language Teaching at Iranian and Finnish Primary and Secondary Schools

Strengths and Weaknesses of Educational Equity in English Language Teaching at Iranian and Finnish Primary and Secondary Schools

... at schools (primary and secondary ...teaching English at a secondary school and at a language institute in Shiraz, Iran, the author always sees inequity in English education in ... See full document

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The positions of primary and secondary schools in the English school field: a case of durable inequality

The positions of primary and secondary schools in the English school field: a case of durable inequality

... leading primary headteachers to be involved often and intimately with ...for primary headteachers to be, and to demonstrate being, close to the children and still a good teacher, a ‘full proper head ... See full document

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Modelling writing through reading an investigation into teacher rationale for the reading and writing programmes in secondary schools

Modelling writing through reading an investigation into teacher rationale for the reading and writing programmes in secondary schools

... The primary concern of this project was the extent to which teachers of grade seven, eight and nine English in Southern Tasmanian secondary schools, during 1984, consciously sought to de[r] ... See full document

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School Inspection in England: Is there room to improve?: 22 November 2016

School Inspection in England: Is there room to improve?: 22 November 2016

... between schools with the largest proportions of pupils with low prior attainment at the beginning of primary or secondary school, and Ofsted ...same schools as those with very disadvantaged ... See full document

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... how primary and secondary schools in three English local authorities responded to the introduction and subsequent inspection of a legal duty to promote community cohesion, following a series ... See full document

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Schools’ Leadership and Employees’ Work-engagement: Evidences from Secondary Schools

Schools’ Leadership and Employees’ Work-engagement: Evidences from Secondary Schools

... at secondary level are assessed on their styles of leadership as perceived by teachers and relationship between leadership styles of school heads and self perceived teachers’ work ... See full document

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Cooperative learning as an alternative approach to language learning in the 21st century: research review

Cooperative learning as an alternative approach to language learning in the 21st century: research review

... of English language teachers of primary school section Kluang, ...of English in ...many English teachers are not options and they are lack of exposure methods of teaching English ...the ... See full document

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The admissions criteria of secondary free schools

The admissions criteria of secondary free schools

... of admissions procedures and oversubscription criteria on the composition of a school should not be ...country; schools which use proximity criteria tend to find this clustering is reflected in their ... See full document

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Secondary English in the Australian curriculum : English teachers’ perspectives of implementation in Tasmanian schools

Secondary English in the Australian curriculum : English teachers’ perspectives of implementation in Tasmanian schools

... In 1976 the Tasmanian Government established a review into the direction of education, to address the needs of local communities (Tasmanian Education: Next Decade Committee & Tasmania Education Department, 1978). The ... See full document

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An analysis of parental involvement in primary and secondary schools and their role in supplementary schools

An analysis of parental involvement in primary and secondary schools and their role in supplementary schools

... Recent areas of concern include, Ready 1988 who examines parental involvement from the point of view of whether it is a help or hindrance; Bell 1988 "Parents as Partners" who examines pr[r] ... See full document

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How are English secondary schools interpreting their freedom to be different?

How are English secondary schools interpreting their freedom to be different?

... educational failure, ill health, substance misuse, teenage pregnancy, abuse and neglect, crime and anti-social behaviour among children and young people”. This report has led to the school being asked to add on more ... See full document

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Evaluation of Pupil Premium : Research brief

Evaluation of Pupil Premium : Research brief

... study schools were all aware of which pupils were entitled to FSM, though in some cases they were not aware of how to identify pupils who fell into the ‘Ever6’ category who have also attracted the Pupil Premium ... See full document

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Factors Affecting the Learning of English at Secondary School Level in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

Factors Affecting the Learning of English at Secondary School Level in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

... teaching English in Pakistan has deteriorated as commented by Mueen (1992), “English language teaching in Pakistan is almost ...of English in the present generation, and signal to further ...learning ... See full document

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The problems of English vocabulary at secondary schools – El Duiem Locality

The problems of English vocabulary at secondary schools – El Duiem Locality

... How many English words do you know? This is an unfair question because it is impossible to answer accurately it is difficult to count the word a person knows. One difficulty is in the differentiation of word. ... See full document

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Mobile English Guide Of Common Errors And Expression For Secondary Schools

Mobile English Guide Of Common Errors And Expression For Secondary Schools

... 2.4 a ADDIE Model 2.4 b Course Map of Mobile Learning English 2.4 c Character for Mobile English project 2.4 d Character and background for Mobile English project 3.1 a A general classif[r] ... See full document

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