level of attainment

British  

noun

1. education one of ten groupings, each with its own attainment criteria based on pupil age and ability, within which a pupil is assessed

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Example Sentences

"It is the case there has to be a proper system of proper English level of attainment. As with every other industry in this country, there should be no exceptions."

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Any comparison to his level of attainment is futile at best.

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Qualifications Wales said exams, alongside other forms of assessment, "remain the fairest way to assess a learner's level of attainment".

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Some 83% reached the expected level of attainment at age six or seven, and over three-quarters met it at the end of primary school.

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They too often mistake raw scores with how well children are being taught, he adds, cautioning that Ofsted inspectors were "overly impressed by schools' level of attainment" rather than looking at children's progress.

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