Sentence examples for State-run schools from inspiring English sources

"State-run schools naturally have more bureaucracy, so it will take time to change the curriculum to adapt to current market conditions".

State-run schools – including academies and free schools – receive on average less than £6,000 per pupil in England and Wales, although the amount varies by local authority.

Physical exercise of any kind is forbidden in Saudi Arabia's state-run schools for girls.

They point to the introduction this year of Koran lessons in state-run schools.

Although formally open to all, the state-run schools have tended to attract Protestant children.

Yet the budgets of many state-run schools were slashed as the economy contracted.

Amrita University has 17,000 students, who pay tuition that is much higher than that of state-run schools.

Soldiers and policemen have been targets in the past, but Buddhist teachers in state-run schools have also been victims.

Many teachers in the state-run schools do not bother to show up for work any more.

The country's duale ausbildung, or "dual-training system," combines apprenticeship in the workplace with rigorous lessons at state-run schools.

Studies have found that they have better results, and also spur improvements in nearby state-run schools.