Sentence examples for Education extended from inspiring English sources

The charity Personal Finance Education Group (Pfeg) wants financial education extended to all primary schools, including academies and free schools not bound to follow the national curriculum.

Adams's interest in higher education extended beyond the Hopkins campus; in 1887, the United States Bureau of Education approached him to edit a series of monographs on higher education in the United States.

The Family and Childcare Trust wants an overhaul of the system and, in the short term, free early education extended to all two-year-olds.

Billet's education extended into his second Monmouth stint.

Mr. Minghella's concern with seeing beyond roles assigned by hierarchy or education extended to the work itself.

James Bryant Conant, Harvard's president from 1933 to 1953, opened up scholarships to academic merit, and the vast post-war expansion of higher education extended Conant's meritocratic principle to millions of students.

BEGUN in 1829 as a Sunday School festival, Anniversary Day (or Brooklyn Day) was transformed into a celebration of the founding of Brooklyn, and in 1959 the Board of Education extended the holiday to Queens.

Charter Communications Inc. extended a previous accord.

Acquired RHP Brett Evert from the Atlanta Braves' extended spring training.

On appeal, the Florida Supreme Court extended the deadline nine days.

So Sprint extended the tower to 150 feet, she said.