Sentence examples for better quality schools from inspiring English sources

In addition, key investments in school buildings have resulted in more children attending better quality schools.

They have also demonstrated through back-to-school campaigns that there are silver linings in every disaster, enabling countries to build more inclusive and better quality schools and education systems that can help to heal the wounds of conflict and natural disaster.

This dramatic progress is due to improved access to schools structures and access to better quality school material for both student and teachers.

Wisconsin's voucher program allows for students from low-income families to attend better-quality schools.

His BBC cookery programme The Naked Chef first aired in 1999 and he has since fronted campaigns for better quality food in schools, as well as adverts for Sainsbury's.

If Colombians are interested in development – in social progress and more equality, better infrastructure, good quality schools, functioning healthcare for all, more foreign investment and jobs, rising wages; in short, in living up to their country's potential as one of the world's great 20th century success stories – then they need to vote for an end to the conflict.

In my last column, I wrote about schools run by the Bangladesh anti-poverty group BRAC, which give children who dropped out of or never entered school a free education of better quality than the public schools.

Bairwa says he sends them to private schools because they offer better quality education compared to government schools.

And in so doing, she entrenched the myth of better quality teaching at private schools.

School pupils the length and breadth of the country are now learning in better quality buildings – with 607 schools built or refurbished with the SNP in government.

Findings and Conclusions: The CEC Mobiliser approach contributes positively to the improvement of the capacity of CECs and as well as to increased school enrolment and a better quality of education through improved school management.