Sentence examples for different sort of school from inspiring English sources

I was bookish and spectacled and I was really quite glad to move to a different sort of school".

In particular, the suggestion that different sorts of school might suit different children is invariably met with a charge of wanting "to put the clock back 50 years".

Though there is no one template, four important themes emerge: decentralisation (handing power back to schools); a focus on underachieving pupils; a choice of different sorts of schools; and high standards for teachers.

Further improvements have dispelled all doubts, making Poles the poster children for the proposition that early "tracking"—allocating pupils to different sorts of schools or programmes hurts weak ones without benefiting the rest.

From the beginning, however, Sidney represented a different sort of high school star, in part because, strictly speaking, he wasn't a high-school star.

Twice-orphaned Hilary is blessed with a sunny nature and a talent for dancing, and a devoted adopted sister, Rachel, who is determined that Hilary should have the chance to train to be a ballerina, despite their adoption by Aunt Cora who runs a very different sort of dancing school.

LONDON — While various university rankings abound on the Internet, Gay By Degree, an online guide created by Stonewall UK, allows students in Britain to find schools based a different sort of parameter: How open the schools are to different types of sexuality.

A different sort of announcement.

I made a different sort of mistake.

The 1952 race was different, sort of.

Paul Simon contemplates a different sort of travel.