Sentence examples for begins at school from inspiring English sources

Equal opportunity begins at school, not with the UCCA form or the fee level.

Mass education, for which the UK taxpayer pays, begins at school, and if the DCSF is unequal to the job, it may be time to move aside.

I want to see a social programme that begins at school age to ensure that children in London know about Leeds (and vice versa), as much as they do about Lyon or Lille.

The current and previous biennial World Disaster Reduction campaigns organized by UNISDR have been devoted to "Disaster risk reduction begins at schools" (2006-2007) and "Hospitals Safe from Disasters" (2008-2009).

Learning how to use it should begin at school.

For Steve Bishop, responsible for the recent Rinse: 11 CD as DJ Oneman, the obsession began at school in south London.

The early pages described a happy childhood in England before the feelings of rejection began at school.

Yet the nation's most troubled group, in both absolute and relative terms, is poor, white and British-born.The troubles begin at school.

Although he spoke Yiddish in his early years, Mark's anglicisation began at school and he developed an English that was vivid and forthright.

He flies Tweed, Richard and Bomber, three South American Harris hawks, and his passion for birds began at school, where he befriended a crow.

Their collaboration, which began at school, lasted until Forrest's death in 1999 - a decade after the transatlantic success of their final hit, Grand Hotel.