adjective
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■ NOUN
school
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My hon. Friend is right because many grant-maintained schools already have a high degree of support.
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A grant-maintained school could thus become smaller and, automatically, more selective.
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The number of grant-maintained schools could rise to up to 10 times the current 226.
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A further 45 grant-maintained schools are grammar schools and would be affected by Labour's plans to end 11-plus testing.
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Excluding grant-maintained schools , there are 61 secondary and 294 primary schools in the county.
status
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Another ballot will now be held to determine whether the 1,000-pupil comprehensive will obtain grant-maintained status or stay within Wirral local authority.
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I hope that, at the end of that procedure, there will be a majority in favour of grant-maintained status .
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Today, the Department approved grant-maintained status for five schools in wealthy, middle-class and less wealthy areas in that borough.
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I congratulate those schools on obtaining grant-maintained status .
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Calday Grange Grammar School also faced a second ballot over opting out after it applied for grant-maintained status last year.
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Mr. Eggar Eight schools in Hillingdon have now been approved for grant-maintained status .
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What percentage of schools in Hampshire will have to achieve grant-maintained status for the local education authority to become redundant?
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He will be aware that the parents at the school voted by a ratio of nearly 3: 1 for grant-maintained status .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Calday Grange Grammar School also faced a second ballot over opting out after it applied for grant-maintained status last year.
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I congratulate those schools on obtaining grant-maintained status.
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Mr. Eggar Eight schools in Hillingdon have now been approved for grant-maintained status.
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My hon. Friend is right because many grant-maintained schools already have a high degree of support.
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On 1 January 1990 a further two schools, both comprehensive, became grant-maintained .
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Probably the most important of our education reforms concerns grant-maintained status.
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Today, the Department approved grant-maintained status for five schools in wealthy, middle-class and less wealthy areas in that borough.
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What percentage of schools in Hampshire will have to achieve grant-maintained status for the local education authority to become redundant?