Sentence examples for broader curriculum from inspiring English sources

Should schools offer a broader curriculum, including African language, music, art and history?

The IB is considered to offer sixth-form students a broader curriculum than A-levels.

It offers a broader curriculum than A-levels, combining science, language and humanities courses with vocational and academic variations.

A university differs from a college in that it is usually larger, has a broader curriculum, and offers graduate and professional degrees in addition to undergraduate degrees.

Many of those districts have just one school.Legislators, particularly urban ones, reckon that merging districts will create economies of scale and allow schools to offer a broader curriculum.

Nonsectarian from the beginning, it offered a much broader curriculum than was common for the day and set out to embrace any investigation and instruction deemed useful.

I want a broad curriculum that prepares kids for the 21st century, not the 19th century.

Hunt confirmed Labour will end the free schools programme, saying much of it is "used by an ever smaller number of narrower schools not actually delivering broad curriculum".

This is one argument for a broad curriculum, but while some on the panel suggested English legal training may have become too specialised, most were all for specialisation.

"As long as we know they are signed up to its proper child protection policies and the broad curriculum I would not object".

It's about time and level, about broad curriculum and a personal and professional development that will allow them to do the job".