Sentence examples for deprived children from inspiring English sources

"They are not deprived children".

In this sense, consumer capitalism is a system tailor-made for deprived children.

Hollands argued that Rocketship schools provide a lower quality education to deprived children.

"They deprived children from school in order to bring the country backward".

Our idea was to build low-cost yet high-quality private-school chains for deprived children.

Our purpose is to improve the lot of the poorest and most deprived children in this country.

It's a biological othering of deprived children – they're sub-human because they've got part of their brain missing.

"Without this, existing services risk withering on the vine, becoming increasingly reliant on parental contributions and therefore inaccessible to the most deprived children," it warns.

But the government's social mobility strategy published last year, under Nick Clegg's influence, has already highlighted the hurdles deprived children face in seeking a place at university.

Even in Brixton, they report, it is common to see the most deprived children laughing happily as they enjoy a refreshing fag or sip from a cooling alcopop.

The lame argument flails around between grammar schools for deprived children and grammar schools exclusively for aspiring low- and middle-income parents.