Sentence examples for age schools from inspiring English sources

We live in the computer age; schools should be the same as any other workplace.

"It is disgusting that in this day and age schools are falling apart like this," she told the Guardian.

In particular, the pro-rural education-funding formula, designed in 1967, is showing its age: schools in Clark county are underfunded and their results poor.

With the change to the education and training participation age, schools must now grapple with how to engage young people in learning until the age of 17 (and 18 from 2015).

From an early age, schools need to be instilling aspirations in pupils". David Willetts, the shadow higher education minister, said: "This is powerful evidence of the shocking waste of talent in the education system.

There's clearly a case for making history compulsory up to age school-leaving age.

With increasing age, school-age children develop a greater awareness of the ways in which boys and girls differ in risk-taking activities that lead to injury outcomes.

The students were separated into six classes, grouped by age, school experience and English proficiency.

Both let you swipe on nearby users with limited information like photos, age, school and employer.

In this study, we consider the literature on gender, age, school level, and application experience factors.

Age, school type, grade were adjusted.