Sentence examples for demand for schools from inspiring English sources

That meant the demand for schools soared.

He made headlines with his demand for schools to fly the union flag and put up pictures of the Queen.

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.

"But you need to keep young families here otherwise there will be less demand for schools and amenities such as the post office".

The waiting lists, meant to allow the city to track supply and demand for schools, proliferated as a result of a change to city policy that standardized kindergarten admissions and encouraged registration earlier in the year.

"If an ageing population means an increase in government transfers to the elderly," they write, "then by the same logic, a drop in fertility rates should mean a decrease in expenditures on younger Japanese".There will certainly be fewer pupils, and therefore less demand for schools and teachers.

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.

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.