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attainment target

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attainment target
n
(Social Science / Education) Brit Education a general defined level of ability that a pupil is expected to achieve in every subject at each key stage in the National Curriculum Abbreviation AT


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Where other institutions had loud voices, Croxteth was the poor relation, making good use of every single penny of funding allocated to it and, contrary to the impression given by the City Council, achieving all the attainment targets set.
What Ould Cheikh Abdallahi failed to acknowledge, is that attainment targets, which Ould Mohamed Vall - who had a prominent position in both the army and the presidency - failed to realize, cannot be achieved under the president who was elected on a whim, which have brought him much criticism, from supporters and opponents alike.
It warns: "The position on behaviour and attendance is not helped by the significant numbers of pupils at primary and secondary school whose literacy and numeracy levels are well below the average attainment targets for their chronological age.
 
 
 
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