Sentence examples for dedicated schools from inspiring English sources

There are dedicated schools for ballet: Dance Place and the Liz Mahon Dancers.

Clegg says the government has ring-fenced the dedicated schools grant, worth about £36bn, and the pupil premium.

When children of a particular religion flock to their dedicated schools, regular schools in that area have few pupils of that religion.

When the Labour government introduced the current mechanism for funding schools, the dedicated schools grant, in 2006, existing variations were enshrined in the new system.

The Lib Dems will pledge in their manifesto to extend the ringfence to the early years block of the dedicated schools grant.

The current protected spending commitments are the £36.6bn dedicated schools grant, the "basic building block" of funding for five- to 16-year-olds, and the £2.54bn pupil premium, which targets help at pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Experts argue, however, that even the most enthusiastic and dedicated school-leaver is no substitute for the real thing.

Riddell said: "I think reading for pleasure is the most important lesson our children can be taught and to achieve this we need dedicated school librarians teaching the love of books not Sats tests with stressed teachers and children".

She added: "As the inquiry recognised, school libraries and dedicated school librarians also play a key role in fostering the interest of all children in a wide range of books and reading materials.

"I have a five-minute commute, wonderful colleagues and co-workers and a dedicated school board and administrators.

For those on intravenous therapy, dedicated school carers are given appropriate training by the clinical nurse specialists of the UK Pulmonary Hypertension Service who visit the school regularly.