Sentence examples for changes to the school from inspiring English sources
It pointed to changes to the School Organisation Code that will mean rural schools will be officially designated and listed, making closures the last resort.
However, the Welsh language group pointed to changes to the School Organisation Code that will mean rural schools will be officially designated and listed, making closures the last resort.
Last week, major changes to the school curriculum were announced.
Such a reform would require significant changes to the school, college and university timetables and to the admissions process itself.
He also noted that he had sent three letters home to parents about the changes to the school system.
Last month in Wiesbaden, the picturesque German city famous for champagne and hot springs, around 2,000 parents protested over changes to the school curriculum.
More broadly, the F40 has proposed changes to the schools funding model so that money is spread across the country more evenly.
Mr. Clayton, who is also self-employed as a bookkeeper and accountant, said he was excited to be involved with changes to the schools.
But for the past nine years as a deputy mayor whose main responsibility was to oversee the Department of Education, he has left only the faintest of fingerprints during a time of momentous changes to the schools.
And the NASUWT union, meeting in Bournemouth, called for changes to the schools inspection body or, if that fails, to campaign for its abolition.
