Sentence examples for dilapidated classroom from inspiring English sources

Yet when war comes, Watts mans the dilapidated classroom, teaching idiosyncratic lessons and reading Great Expectations to a rapt audience.

Through the project, dilapidated classrooms and playgrounds have been refurbished, separate latrines for girls added and new classroom furniture provided.

Its dilapidated classrooms raised the question of how any serious learning was possible here.

On the scrub grass stretching back from the red road to Katine primary school's dilapidated classrooms, girls play netball with a passion.

"Teachers are not effectively equipped for their work, the classrooms are very dilapidated and the learners work without textbooks," says Mrs Mogezolcandar.

From California to Florida, classrooms are both packed and dilapidated, reflecting a need for more teachers and upgraded buildings.

Teachers were awarded big pay rises, lots of money was spent renovating dilapidated schools and an army of teaching assistants were hired to help keep order in the classroom and relieve teachers of routine paperwork.

Again, the kitchen was dilapidated.

"It looked dilapidated," she said.

It renovated dilapidated clinics.

Some museums are dilapidated.