Sentence examples for agreed syllabus from inspiring English sources

It led the community quite naturally to think that religion, apart from the agreed syllabus, had legitimate wider influence on the curriculum.

Hull served on the religious education conference that produced the Birmingham Agreed Syllabus of 1975, one of the earliest to move away from traditional ideas of religious instruction.

Indeed, most locally agreed syllabuses for RE allow for thematic schemes of work.

If the short course goes, will the statutory requirement to follow locally agreed syllabuses be bypassed by schools?

It is equally important to include humanism in RE agreed syllabuses as many students subscribe to "religious" values but, in my experience, can feel excluded if a humanist approach is not included in study and discussion.

All locally agreed RE syllabuses must be broad, balanced and reflect the teaching and practices of principal religions.

"Too few of these exams are capable of being piloted before their introduction – and too much of what has been agreed for the syllabus has been agreed behind closed doors.

Using the pre-clinical and the phase I evidence [ 29, 38, 40] and diabetes policy targets [ 6], the core syllabus was agreed and written, and structure determined.

Out of the 285 teachers, 207 agreed to share their course syllabuses.

Hadweh said he has agreed to make minor adjustments to the language of the syllabus, but that the fundamentals of the course are intact.

Both would probably agree that, regardless of syllabus, it is less the GCSE that matters than how it is taught.