Sentence examples for curriculum offer from inspiring English sources

But what does the Australian curriculum offer?

The health center's advisory committee recommended that Gloucester introduce pregnancy prevention programs into the curriculum, offer confidential reproductive health care services and involve parents.

"My hunch is that there is an unfulfilled appetite on the part of both teachers and the public for a curriculum offer which, when it comes to literature, when it comes to history, is more traditional, more classical," Gove says.

The only way to balance the books therefore is fewer staff, leading to larger class sizes, less support outside the classroom, a reduced curriculum offer and lack of enrichment.

He warned, however, that other colleges would be even worse off: "Some colleges will fail and those that do survive are going to have to reduce the curriculum offer they make to students and there will be less enrichment in the curriculum  – sport, the arts, music, the sorts of things that sixth-forms offer".

"We found a significant correlation between the Ofsted rating of the schools and how their curriculum offer had changed, with teachers working in schools categorised as 'inadequate' or 'requires improvement' more likely to report that students had a reduced number of GCSEs to choose from," the researchers noted.

The curriculum offered by the National Council blatantly crosses that line.

In contrast, those looking locally look more at the curriculum offered, and the accreditation schools hold.

An open curriculum offers the best opportunity to do just that.

The curriculum offers instruction of modern standard Chinese language, or Mandarin, at different proficiency levels.

The curriculum offers an interdisciplinary approach intended to enrich and broaden student understanding of literature, history, science, art and music.