Sentence examples similar to communities of school from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the most appropriate way to assess the resilience of whole communities of school-aged children is to use measures and procedures that provide population data.

All children, regardless of parental migration status, were more likely to report enjoyment in the wider community of school if they know people who live in transnational families.

Still, the available sample appeared to be very similar to the community of school children in the Jaffna region with respect to traumatic war and Tsunami exposure, displacement history, and socioeconomic status.

It means our efforts must focus on reaching remote communities and addressing the specific circumstances that keep children in those communities out of school.

He is working with the University of East London to develop a community of schools across the country who can learn from each other in the endeavour to shift social migration.

And there are these schools that are making heroic gains in achievement, literally, in many cases, doubling achievement levels in the same community of schools that have been failing for decades.

Taking part in school clubs that have connections to the school helps because the community of the school acknowledges your behaviour.

Club activities target students but also extend to local communities and out-of-school children.

In Iraq, nine out of 10 refugee children living in host communities are out of school.

Sugrue says that only through actions threatening the privileges of whites — boycotts, demonstrations, community control of schools — could blacks narrow the disparities.

It is argued that such a shift in community representations of schools may hinder the agenda of promoting education in disadvantaged settings.