Sentence examples for bring into school from inspiring English sources

"Whatever young people bring into school there is a chance that it is misused in some way.

He said: "Certainly head teachers like myself will want to make sure they bring into school the intellectual skills, perhaps the life-experience skills that will make a rich and diverse and valuable body of teachers to really enhance education of the young people.

And if you're someone without your own house – or someone who enjoys getting high around strangers, or in parks – it's likely you chuck your empty baggies on the floor or into a bush, kindly leaving them for 10-year-olds to bring into school and use as props in stories about their fictional weekend exploits.

And if you're homeless or someone who enjoys getting high around strangers, or in parks—it's likely you chuck your empty baggies on the floor or into a bush, kindly leaving them for 10-year-olds to bring into school and use as props in stories about their fictional weekend exploits.

"You're setting it within something they have brought into school or an issue that has come up".

Surprisingly, some of the children were brought into school after being rescued, but most went home to get warm and dry, according to headteacher Phil Benaiges.

Elsewhere, singer Ne-Yo tweeted an invitation into the music industry to Mohamed's family's official Twitter account, @IStandwithAhmed: Mohamed, a Texan schoolboy, was suspended from his school for three days after both his English teacher and school principal believed a clock Mohamed built and brought into school was a bomb.

Copies brought into school regularly found their way into the hands of staff, who enjoyed them almost as much as the children they taught.

If we can start a Vigilance Committee that focuses on allowing justice to be brought into school we can influence our education.

As reflected by a recent statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics, physicians like me are also concerned, particularly about the lessons taught by food items brought into school and available through schools beyond the lunchroom.

(Teacher 2, school 28 - Intervention) Several teachers pointed to the importance of getting parental support for food policies relating to items brought into school in lunchboxes and for break time snacks.