Sentence examples for allocating school from inspiring English sources

England's chief schools adjudicator has warned that thinning down the admissions code for allocating school places fairly could risk weakening it.

The figures add to concerns that many schools have failed to fully implement the government's new code on admissions, which outlaws interviewing pupils and asking about jobs or parents' incomes in order to make the system of allocating school places more transparent.

"Many parents cannot simply take time off work during allocated school holiday periods.

I had just been allocated school places for my primary school-aged daughter and secondary school-aged son, so I was desperate to stay in the property which was walking distance from both.

Its result will be not just a judgment on Labour's decade in No 10 - but also a verdict on the council's rubbish collection, controversial plans to allocate school places by lottery and the continuing decay of a seafront bandstand.

For example, New York City conducted an experiment in 1997 that randomly allocated school choice vouchers to low-income students.

Ballot initiatives can't allocate school funding, negotiate trade pacts or calibrate criminal sanctions.

The core team will include the allocated school intervention officer, school staff and involvement of at least one member of the school executive.

The trial statistician, who will have no involvement in recruitment, will allocate schools using the randomisation list after the school has agreed to take part.

Via posters and public service announcements in the media, mothers and fathers knew where and when to go to have their child immunized: in allocated schools, hospitals, health centers and community centers across the region.

Therefore, this result suggests that it is a good practice to deliver the responsibility of allocating the school budget to the school principal.