Sentence examples for believes school from inspiring English sources

She is optimistic about the future, however, and believes school meals have a bright, multi-coloured future ahead of them.

As someone who believes school improvement should be research driven, I'm in favour of a universal admissions system".

One strong-willed faction -- mostly Republicans -- believes school choice is the crucial ingredient of reform and should be imposed across the land.

The amendment, due to be voted on next Tuesday, is unlikely to receive support from the government as the education secretary, Michael Gove, has made it clear that he believes school lessons are better spent focusing on academic subjects.

Alexander believes school discipline policies were shaped by the war on drugs and the "get tough" movement.

Mo Canady, the executive director of the National Association for School Resource Officers, an organization that provides training for officers working in schools, said he believes school resource officers can also help students establish trusting relationships with the police — a foundation that can help build goodwill between young people and law enforcement.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Headteachers, believes schools need more guidance.

That is not to say that Ms. Meier believes schools should operate free of accountability.

Instead she believes "schools and teachers should design and implement their own programmes".

And he believes schools are not giving out the information about SSC because of the money they receive.

He doesn't envisage children playing computer games all day but believes schools can borrow their techniques for engaging children.