Sentence examples for a school taking from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it be refreshing to see a school taking a stand against the idea that girls' bodies are irresistibly dangerous and sexualised, instead of reinforcing it?

If anything, it is a wonder that the creation of such a school took so long.

He then went on: "When a school takes advantage of its applicants like this, of course you're going to think twice about applying.

So are orphans, who are plentiful in Malawi because so many adults have died of AIDS.When a school takes in a horde of extra students from the poorest homes, you would expect standards to drop.

The steps a school takes depends on the circumstances of each case, said Allen Hamrick O'Barr, director of counseling and psychological services at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.

A school takes measures Leta Tolla Abboo has served as school principal of Borchota Primary School for eight years.

Implementation of the programme in a school takes around 18 months.

"Restoring a school takes more than bricks and mortar," says UNICEF's Chief of Education in Iraq, Mette Nordstrand.

The West London Free School will be a mixed school, taking 120 pupils a year.

During his senior year, a star catcher transferred to Livingston High from a private school, taking Christie's starting place on the baseball team.

Each of these schools was matched to a control school, taking into account the level of neighborhood deprivation and the level of urbanization (urban vs rural).