CXCL14

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CXCL14

A gene on chromosome 5q31 that encodes a CXC-type chemokine that is a potent chemoattractant for neutrophils, and weaker one for dendritic cells. It is not chemotactic for T cells, B cells, monocytes, natural killer cells or granulocytes.

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Although we do not have measures of the quality of early education in our data, we do include a quality measure for schools attended by children during KS1.

Does early education influence Key Stage 1 attainment? Evidence for England from the millennium cohort study

In order for children to get sufficient attention, class sizes should be limited to 20, not just for KS1, but for all primary school pupils.

CRAMMED INTO CLASS; EXCLUSIVE OUTCRY AS SCHOOL OVERCROWDING SOARS

In order for children to get sufccient attention, class sizes should be limited to 20, not just for KS1, but for all primary school pupils.

CRAMMED INTO CLASS; OUTCRY AS SCHOOL OVERCROWDING SOARS EXCLUSIVE

The text is pitched just right for introducing the topic to KS1 or for adding to KS2 collections, making it a highly recommended title--perfect as a beginner's guide to looking at the history of our universe with great curriculum links and potential for classroom discussions.

Barr, Catherine and Williams, Steve: The Story of Space

Timberley Academy in Shard End has the largest average KS1 class sizes in the West Midlands, with 200 infants crammed into seven classes at an average of 32.

More than one in 20 primary school pupils taught in oversized classes across region; EXCLUSIVE

Shrub Street Starlets KS1 Level 1 came fourth, which was a good result for the reception class, who were the youngest there and the rst on stage.

Reasons to be cheerful!

KS1 Jamie Aston and KS2 Awel Williams participating in the Egg & Spoon Race during the Obstacle Event in Ysgol Rhosgadfan School Sports Day during National School Sports Week sponsored by Lloyds TSB

Ysgol Rhosgadfan: Pupils had lots of fun before breaking up for summer holiday

EARLY RISERS: Meltham CE Primary School Teaching Assistants Caroline Pearson and Sharon Ptycia making fruit smoothies with KS1 children JH220113Pmeltham-01

Smooth start for breakfast

To keep the theme going, KS1 kids plan an outdoor Mad Hatter's tea party on July 21, weather permitting.

Stage is set for a wonderland

Perhaps a rather unusual way of applauding difference, whether racial, gender, cultural, physical or behavioural, with KS1 children, however, this book is written with such a strong sense of humour that it won me over completely.

Latimer, Alex and Latimer, Patrick: Woolf

AT CROFTWAY WE HAVE been extremely lucky to have developed our EYFS and KS1 yards; KS2is in the process of being developed.

Our new yards

ey were among a total of 18 schools from Coventry and Warwick-Warwickshire competing, ranging from KS1 to KS5.