Sentence examples for brilliant schools from inspiring English sources

Instead of brilliant schools, could it be that inspectors are overly moved by a syrupy view of disability?

Troubadour poetry formed one of the most brilliant schools that ever flourished, and it was to influence all later European lyrical poetry.

But the ingredients for an excellent school are not created by a nameplate, and there are brilliant schools that are not academies.

Additionally, there's no evidence to suggest that there's some fantastic array of people out there waiting to come in and run brilliant schools and the only thing that's stopping them is that they cannot make a profit.

Have we got the people who are going to make the next 25 years happen?"London still has a lot going for it an efficient legal system, a clean polity, some brilliant schools and universities, clean air, beauty, fun and fairly safe streets.

However, in our current British political state of two-party rutting, the Tories we hear, are "evil" for wishing their children to attend brilliant schools, for keeping wealth within bloodlines, for quibbling about tax-raises, for harbouring property portfolios, for choosing private health care and for employing home helps.

Another respondent said: "Brilliant school, brilliant exposure, zero help afterwards.

After learning English she had a brilliant school career.

Durkheim left behind him a brilliant school of researchers.

After a not especially brilliant school career, Jean became a law student two years ago.

It's better than primary school here, says a 12 year old: "People respect you".Paddington Academy is a brilliant school.