Sentence examples for delivering for students from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally the tuition fees system is broken, and it is deeply worrying if further tinkering and fee rises are needed to ensure it is delivering for students.

This shows our universities are delivering for students, with excellent learning resources and intellectually stimulating courses," a spokesperson for the group said.

It has been battered and worn down, and left to try to deliver for students from the "starvation rations" it has been bestowed.

"Schools should be judged on the outcomes they deliver for students". Can private schools teach the world?

Universities minister David Willetts said the report confirmed the OECD's earlier verdict that our university system delivers for students, for universities and for taxpayers.

But he added: "Many of his previous tweets and articles were offensive... he was correct to say that his continuation in the role would have distracted from our important work". The Department for Education said it remains confident the OfS, the regulator for England's higher education sector, will deliver for students.

One thing that both will have looked at in great detail is the provision of statutory placements for students on social work courses – a fundamental component of the education model that has persistently failed to deliver for both students and employers.

"These statistics demonstrate the gulf between the schools and colleges which deliver for their students - and those which do not," said Schools Minister David Laws.

The private Gold Coast institution Bond University said greater competition and diversity in higher education would deliver benefits for students.

It requires a partnership approach at the local level to assess needs and to design and deliver services for students.

Music and art deliver, especially for students likely to get lost in an education assembly line that can be more Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" than about creative thinking and problem solving.