Sentence examples for direct schools from inspiring English sources

However in 2011 this funding was combined with the Direct Schools Grant (DSG) with choices about spending left to the schools' discretion.

It must provide appropriate training for practitioners and direct schools to provide sex and relationship education that focuses on equipping young people with an understanding of healthy relationships, consent and how to access help.

The consolidation of the ethnic minority achievement grant into the direct schools grant in 2011 and the introduction of the pupil premium meant there was now no requirement for local authorities to finance help for bilingual learners, it was claimed.

Nurseries are being offered at £5.08 an hour per child by the Department for Education (DfE) through the direct schools grant.

Some well-off districts would have their direct school aid cut off altogether.

Robert D. Thibault, the Beverly school board president, said that as the economy has soured, more residents have pushed for direct school elections.

An increasing number of students from non-traditional backgrounds are entering into higher education, not as direct school leavers but entering or returning to tertiary study later in life.

Direct schooling cost and foregone earnings of the child due to continuing education appear less problematic, which allows caregivers to be more optimistic and to expect higher educational attainment.

In Ontario, rehabilitation professionals may work within (be employed by) school boards, with direct school-based interaction thus afforded.

Clinicians spoke of advocacy for school-based support as a critical professional duty, yet seemed to purposefully evade direct school involvement.

He and his wife spent the remainder of their lives directing schools and teaching in New Jersey and Massachusetts.