Sentence examples similar to deliver a school from inspiring English sources

The dilemma was how do you bring together the NHS, local government, education and sports centres to deliver a school-based health project that the students would be happy to use?

The party is calling for "tough action" to deliver a schools' sport legacy to match the success of the Olympics.

For example, the Grassroot Soccer Foundation delivered a school-based HIV/AIDS education programme to young people in Bulawayo using trained adult football players to educate at-risk youth (7th grade) about HIV/AIDS.

The sheet says Labor failed to deliver a national school funding model because Western Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory did not sign up before the election.

These old-fashioned tools can deliver an old-school hurt.

The normally calm Cumbrian revealed he had to deliver an "old-school rev-up" at half-time to "try and stimulate a reaction" after a sub-standard first 40 minutes bluntly described as "not good enough" by his assistant, Andy Farrell.

"The scheme will also deliver a new primary school and the creation of an attractive riverside park with playing fields," he said.

"Whatever happens we will be delivering a new school, supermarket and new homes somewhere close to the site.

Administrator Trevor O'Sullivan, from Grant Thornton, said: "Whilst the trustees have made every effort to find a potential purchaser capable of delivering a sustainable school operation, unfortunately this has not been achievable in the short time scale available.

The teen made headlines back in 2014 when he delivered a middle school graduation speech with the help of his iPad. .

Under the umbrella of the Welsh Oral Health Action Plan, the Community Dental Service CDSS) in Cardiff and Vale University Health Board delivers a primary school based PFS placement programme ('Designed to Smile') to approximately 3,300 6 year-olds annually.