Sentence examples for catch-up sessions from inspiring English sources

However, politicians and journalists might need some catch-up sessions too.

Staff will be encouraged, coerced, guilted and nudged into providing all manner of after-school booster sessions, Easter holiday classes, breakfast clubs, targeted interventions, catch-up sessions, take-out groups and Saturday school.

Last week, 44 per cent of leading employers complained of having to organise catch-up sessions for graduates on basic numeracy, literacy or IT and, more tellingly, 61 per cent were concerned that school leavers lack resilience and "self-management skills" – such as initiative, solving basic problems, communication and timekeeping.

Vaccination catch-up sessions are being held all day on Saturday in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend to encourage further uptake.

8. Communicate with your Secretary of State - either through structured catch-up sessions or more ad hoc.

Suggestions to improve the intervention arising from this study included: clearer communication, using basic language and technology to communicate with parents and teachers; offering booster and catch-up sessions for follow-up support; and greater collaboration with teachers, utilising teachers or parent champions to promote the programme effectively.

Every other Wednesday for 40 years a bunch of legendary comedy writers and directors — whose career highlights alone would fill a showbiz encyclopedia — have been meeting for a prandial catch-up session.

While the first two films hinged on brief encounters, a magical one-night stand in Vienna and a long-deferred catch-up session in Paris, the third — set in Greece in the southern Peloponnese — has the much trickier task of picking up with Celine and Jesse, now a couple with young twin girls, in medias res, as they go about the business of living.

As well as meeting in the ordinary course of business, we make a point of having a catch-up session once a month over breakfast, lunch or dinner, when we can discuss the general strategic direction of the organisation and exchange soft information.

When we meet in a cafe overlooking Sheffield's city square, he has just come out of a series of meetings: a catch-up session with artistic director, Daniel Evans; a meet-and-greet with a company of actors who have come in on tour; and a lunchtime play-reading with backstage staff.

He got up to scribble on the board like a professor in a catch-up session.