Sentence examples for a set of school from inspiring English sources

Last week the government approved a set of school textbooks that dilute references to wartime atrocities, including the forcing of "comfort women" into brothels by Japan's imperial army.

Her most poignant discovery was a set of school log books, where alongside the absent in the morning registers, some children's names were simply logged as "deceased".

In a randomized trial, researchers would choose a set of schools and then separate into them two groups.

Her son, a sweet-faced redhead, is a kindergartner at Harlem Success 3, one of the very few white students in a set of schools where virtually all children are black or Hispanic, and roughly three-quarters are poor.

Mr Woodhead's most recent report concluded:In a set of schools with similarly high levels of disadvantage across a range of indicators, the proportion of pupils achieving level 4 or above (in standardised national literacy tests) ranged from about 65% to 15%.

Adrian Lajtha, a London-based senior strategy partner, reveals: "There's a set of schools that we regard as our primary focus for international recruitment".

Often times, we speak with parents or students who are focused on just one school or a set of schools (usually Ivy League schools).

The model was further populated with a set of schools and workplaces, referred to collectively as contact hubs.

Van Sluys (2010) deftly uses this framework, researching adult literacy practices with a set of middle school students to facilitate them re-positioning themselves as literacy students within the broader structural constraints of schooling.

The four- to six-year primary school was followed by a set of middle schools that were related to the occupational destiny of the student, and the middle schools were followed by a variety of higher secondary schools, some leading to employment and some to the university.

As part of the university's new School of Education, secondary schools were established in 1902 and under Dewey's leadership were merged in 1903 into a set of laboratory schools.