Sentence examples for a cluster of schools from inspiring English sources

Between the building and the river are a shopping center, Protestant and Catholic churches and a cluster of schools.

Downing Street has ordered a system of snap inspections in response to allegations that a cluster of schools in Birmingham are under the influence of Islamist extremists.

But the regulations say nothing about naming entire school campuses — like a cluster of schools offset by lush greenery — for those who are still alive.

In April his schools will join the Elliot Foundation, an academy trust specialising in primary schools, which has a cluster of schools in the West Midlands.

The archbishop has not said whether he will place the schools under centralized archdiocesan authority or, as some dioceses have done, set up regional districts with a cluster of schools.

"They're using skills they've built up over a number or years – so they might be teachers who can help manage a cluster of schools in another part of the world, for example".

A spike in the juvenile crime rate in the early 1990's and a cluster of school shootings in the latter years of the decade all created the impression that young people were getting away with murder.

I can see that in a few years' time, all secondary schools and probably most primary schools will be academies, with in some areas a cluster of free schools mixed in with them.

These would include a cluster of secondary schools in the country's poorest districts.

The area between Central Park and Lexington Avenue in the '90s features a cluster of private schools including Spence, Nightingale-Bamford, Dalton, the 92nd Street Y preschool and Convent of the Sacred Heart.

Well-run cultural venues are ideal for this and that's why all our projects are essentially three-way partnerships between ourselves, a venue and the pupils of a cluster of target schools.