Sentence examples for cheaper schools from inspiring English sources

But cheaper schools, too, might be forced to offer free places to needy pupils.

Alarmed, Professor Bliwise raised other options, then asked — empathetically, the professor thought — if Angelica had considered cheaper schools.

The templates were published on Monday to allow architects and builders bidding for £2.5bn of contracts on new school buildings to understand what the government expects from smaller and cheaper schools.

Families moved out of expensive rental accommodation to cheaper or 'free' accommodation with obliging relatives and children were transferred to cheaper schools which were perceived to offer only sub-standard education.

However, cheaper schools may result in smaller grants.[7].

"If the administration finds out that you're encouraging students to go to a cheaper school just because you don't think they can handle the debt load, I don't think that's going to mesh very well".

She says it makes it easier that there is a gap between the pairs of children, but it doesn't necessarily make it cheaper: school uniforms cost £600 this summer and a holiday to Mexico last year came to about £7,500.

Others may say that I should have chosen an ordinary and cheaper school to follow my passions.

I was given a second chance by a smaller (and cheaper!) school, and now I have been on the president's list each semester with straight A's and B's.

People ask me why I didn't just transfer to a cheaper school, why I studied abroad, and why I have taken on this massive debt to stay at a school that I have come to hate because of the apathetic administrative bureaucracy, particularly the financial aid office.

Before then, the Brothers' cheap schools opened up secondary education to thousands of families who could not otherwise afford it.