Sentence examples for activities for school from inspiring English sources

But the only item on the agenda dealing with curriculum and instruction, a report on professional development activities for school administrators and teachers, was put off until a future meeting.

Some farms have developed teaching and learning activities for school children (Zavalloni and Zavalloni 2001).

Emergency response measures have been implemented on high smog days, including reducing industrial emissions, removing some government vehicles from the road, and halting outdoor activities for school children.

The most highly rated learning activities for school students were 'Discussion with the doctors' (mean 8.35), 'Giving feedback and advice to the doctors' (mean 8.23) and 'The coaching and replay in fishbowl activity conducted by facilitator' (mean 8.03).

In the same communities, UNICEF supports teacher training, curriculum development, activities for school readiness and life skills promotion, educational toy supplies and monitoring and evaluation of child competencies and preschool standards.

They are members of Anglia Adventure, which provides a range of activities for schools.

While organizations like the P.T.A. offer funds and enrichment activities for schools, a role that has also been assumed by the public school education foundations, the new Croton parents' group seems to be unprecedented in its mission and approach.

Their one stipulation is that funds are not provided for curriculum based projects, although they do fund extension activities for schools, such as science fairs and open days.

This didactic project consisted of the creation of a participative exhibition composed of some exhibits with showcases and laboratories where observations and various experimental activities for schools and the general public could be carried out.

During the concert, Commonwealth Class - a BBC initiative that provides teaching resources, online debates and interactive activities for schools to mark the run-up to Glasgow 2014 - will host a live debate on the theme of world music and the Queen's Baton Relay.

Recently, The New York Times included tips from Money as You Grow along with related classroom activities for schools, and the Defense Department recommended MoneyAsYouGrow.org as an excellent resource for military families.