Sentence examples for demand for schooling from inspiring English sources
The main reason is increased demand for schooling mostly or entirely in English, both in rich countries (Mr Ross's alma mater now has a large French contingent), and even more from rich parents in developing countries who want their children to be able to go to university in Britain or North America.
In Kenya, the demand for schooling has surged since the government abolished school fees in January 2003.
The £150m shortfall stems from higher demand for school meals.
Demand for school food fell after the chef highlighted how many pupils were eating unhealthily at school.
He made headlines with his demand for schools to fly the union flag and put up pictures of the Queen.
For many schools, increased demand for school meals would mean upgrading school kitchens and staff to keep pace, with less than a year to do so.
With the fastest-growing birth rate in greater London over the decade to 2010 (up 58%), it also faces the biggest increase in demand for school places.
They replace schools in challenging circumstances or are set up as part of a wider school reorganisation, or where there is a demand for school places.
Demand for schools, he noted, is driven largely by demographics, and the company is designing schools in countries with fast-growing populations, such as China, Senegal and Tanzania.
The situation was particularly acute in London, where schools are grappling with a 3.3% increase in demand for school places this year.
