attainment

Teachers are asked to complete this for each child to show their attainment.

By far, the most important difference between these two very large groups has been educational attainment.

That which I might wish for is beyond your power of attainment.

They have full experience of attainment in both these paths.

Students enter the school with very high levels of attainment.

Student attainment on entry to the college is in line with the national average.

But he set this down to the natural attainment of maturity.

Nothing less would be a complete attainment of the third objective.

I have thus decided to support my political group in the attainment of this compromise.

Students begin in Year 7 with levels of attainment which are slightly below the national average.

He has also studied the role of health in the status attainment process.

Women are still appeared to have a lower level of educational attainment by 2011.

Only a few of the science attainment targets are covered.

Attainment to Wedge offered no great problem, especially during the first years.

Lower class sizes, better schools and higher standards of attainment.

We're going to support the resistance in the attainment of their objective.

This book is not intended to lead to the supreme attainment.

There is also much to be said for grouping children by ability and attainment.

The attainment of knowledge and high qualifications to serve the country.

The town's educational attainment has continued to improve over the last few years.

Today he has brought a fairly large party to celebrate the attainment of the 100-meter level.

Nature then becomes to him the measure of his attainments.

Students join the school with attainment that is generally below average.

But the bureau releases its report on education attainment only every two years.

He lived in 9th century India and was known for his great attainments.