Sentence examples for a school partnership from inspiring English sources

Officials from Wrexham and Lesotho said the link-up builds on the strong ties between both places, including a school partnership programme involving The Maelor School, Penley, with St Saviour's School in Leribe.

You could get involved in the recruitment and training of new teachers for organisations such as Teach First, or become a school partnership manager and organise teaching placements.

After many months of silence about the subject, the shadow education secretary announced that Labour in power would, in his words, "introduce a school partnership standard requiring all private schools to form genuine and accountable partnerships with state schools if they want to keep their business rates relief" – relief estimated at around £700m over the course of a five-year parliament.

Sandra coordinates all international partnerships including Comenius and Connecting Classrooms which is a global school partnership.

The details of the lease, an unusual public-private school partnership, are confidential.

He believes that formal school partnership requires a new approach to leadership, distinguishing between the role of a head and of an executive head.

But this year, the Bush administration has moved to shut down a major National Science Foundation college-public school partnership program, and transfer the funds to the Department of Education, where they could be used for the controversial No Child Left Behind program.

The St Joseph's community school partnership simply eases the burden a little.

The subsidy via business rates will only be payable when schools meet a new "Schools Partnership Standard", Hunt says.

ACES was developed by Pradhan and is among a few medical school partnerships that give Princeton students early exposure to life as a physician.

This is the first new school to have been built in East Baltimore in more than 20 years, and it marks Johns Hopkins' first foray into university-assisted community school partnerships, a strategy of education reform that has been spreading throughout the United States during the past 30 years.