Meanings of outperform boys in English

Girls outperform boys in the major examinations of other countries.

It has consistently found girls outperform boys in school.

Typically, girls do as well as or outperform boys in Stem classwork but do worse on tests.

Once at college, girls outperform boys too.

Irish girls are continuing to significantly outperform boys in reading skills, according to a major international education survey.

Now that girls outperform boys, the analysis extends to "girls work harder", and good for them.

In a repeat of the now familiar pattern, girls are continuing to outperform boys in almost all Leaving Cert subjects.

Thousands of Northern Ireland students are receiving the results of their GCSE exams as figures show girls continue to outperform boys.

In science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM subjects, girls outperform boys at secondary level but that's reversed at third level education.

Girls here outperform boys in school and in Ireland, as in many other countries, more women take undergraduate university degrees than men.

Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, 15-year-old girls in most countries outperform boys in science -but not in the United States.

Girls have once again spectacularly outperformed boys in this year's Leaving Cert.

Studies of Irish children in fourth class have shown girls consistently outperforming boys in literacy.

Northern Ireland's examination board is to investigate why girls are outperforming boys in the A-level exams.

Girls outperformed boys in virtually all subjects, including maths and science, in this year's Junior Cert exams.

Girls have once again outperformed boys in a majority of higher level subjects in this year's Leaving Cert.