Sentence examples for beat school from inspiring English sources

When devising ways to beat school policing software, students showed an exemplary capacity for self-directed learning.

Even after two years of Beat school, he writes: "I was unable to give up my Sammy Davis Jr. records.

And for shoppers with a passion for haggling, garage sales beat school and church sales that Mrs. Robbins said "are usually for a cause, and I don't like to haggle when it's for a cause".

It was a piece of free verse that appeared to draw its influence from an obscure branch of the Beat school: Haunted by a sunbrown peasant girl bursting with life you, the one shopping for shoes it's pitiful how I beg on your sidewalk for some spare change of affection.

League tables compiled using SATs and GCSEs are regularly used by the government as a stick to beat schools with.

Head teachers could boycott a controversial new reading test for six-year-olds in England if it is used as "a stick to beat schools".

But Mrs Roberts stresses the new approach should not be used as a stick with which to beat schools: "We need to get it right as a measure".

"If we get too tied up with the sort of who's better than who analysis... then the data become a type of stick to beat schools with.

The vote came as NAHT general secretary, Russell Hobby, said the association could boycott a controversial new reading test for six-year-olds in England if it was used as "a stick to beat schools".

"We don't see the need for this screening check - it is inferior to what most schools do already - but if it is to happen it should be used as a genuine diagnostic test, not a stick to beat schools with.

Government can't beat schools into compliance, but neither can we afford to dismiss the accountability effort simply because it's hard and continues to reveal uncomfortable truths about the achievement gap.