Sentence examples for advise school from inspiring English sources

One leading state school, the Hockerill Anglo-European College in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, has already hired a student counsellor to advise school leavers on higher education opportunities overseas.

Julie Underwood, general counsel of the National School Boards Association, praised the decision and said she would advise school districts that they should now regard student-led graduation prayers as unconstitutional as well.

And this week, trauma experts from Yale University, the University of California and the Los Angeles school system arrived in New York to advise school officials on how to help students recover emotionally.

Perhaps it's the bevy of expert 'consultants' who advise school systems on how to raise test scores, how to calculate the 'value added' that individual teachers provide, and how to make education more 'businesslike' and efficient?

The government has enlisted a firm of solicitors to advise schools on how to react.

But he realized that he had no clue how to advise schools about their main event: how to teach.

He knew how to advise schools to adopt a better curriculum or raise standards or develop better communication channels between teachers and principals.

A further £60m will be spent on a school meal trust, which will advise schools and local authorities on how to improve dinners.

A spokesman for Edinburgh city council said: "We recently developed our policy on this and we advise schools not to use headed paper".

They help and advise schools in trouble, and the best LEAs provide valued support to headteachers in their lonely and stressful work.

The obvious question, then, is what gives you the right to advise schools that come from the other end of the spectrum.