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admission criteria

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admission criteria
the rules for the establishment of comparable groups in any comparison of differences in the performance or responses of the group. The criteria may be permissible age group, the previous productivity, the freedom from disease and so on.


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On the contrary, Cardiff council has a responsibility to provide varied opportunities which will enable the achievement of high standards by ALL LEARNERS not just in one school where 20% of the current year 7 comes from outside the catchment area; which is against the policy (brought in admission criteria, which could at some point in time lead to selection - is that what the parents of Whitchurch/ Rhiwbina/Gabalfa & Tongwynlais really want?
The registration process doesn't show an ' error' message if students forget to enter their HSC ( Class X) and SSC ( Class XII) scores, even though these are a part of the IIM admission criteria.
She added: "Plas y Wern's record in managing offenders in the community is a good one and I do not believe that this particular case, serious though it is, justifies changing the admission criteria.
 
 
 
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