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They want to go from the senior school, perhaps, to do some teaching in thelowerschoolin order to keep in touch with the teaching going on there.
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Bedfordshire operates a three-tier system of lower, middle and upper schools, so alowerschoolwould equate to a primary school in most other constituencies.
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Thelower-schoolis situated in a renovated building (first opened in 1914).
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thelowerschoolconsists of classrooms and administrative offices as well as a playground for recess.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There are no grades in thelowerschool.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A key feature of the project was the democratic selection of sound ideas from the 108 ideas created bylowerschoolclasses.
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For instance, science masters want to do this so that they can see what bright boys are coming along in thelowerschool.
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They experience some critical times in their education as they go throughlowerschooland enter middle school, so they must have the right environment.
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Consequently, the teaching areas at thelowerschoolare substandard.
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According to the result of their examination they are put in two classes, an upper school and alowerschool.
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I intend to deal in detail with the financial situation of one particularlowerschool.
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As a result, thelowerschoolbuildings and temporary classrooms are not energy-efficient.
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Does he not feel that this emphasises that one should improve the standards of thelowerschooland possibly change the head?
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She looks particularly at the age of transfer from thelowerschoolto the upper school.
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Others within a short distance are divided into an upper andlowerschoolmaking almost separate schools.
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What advantage has been taken oflowerschoolrolls to improve the teacher-pupil ratio?
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What if we find that we can adopt new methods of assessment enabling us to assess more fairly the different academic abilities of those atlowerschoolages?
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If we look at thelowerschooleducation standard, we find that a further 25,000 girls leave secondary grammar schools at ages of sixteen to seventeen.
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With regard to thelowerschool, the boys there spend three days a week in the day school and four days a week in the evening school.
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