Sentence examples similar to education zones from inspiring English sources

The middle part of the sound clip is the sound of the children's education zone, recorded from the second floor of this Victorian building.

APLI Mumbai and Meera Sanyal Port activities should be reduced and the land carved up for different purposes: a nature park on the mudflats, a heritage and cultural zone near Sewri fort, a sports and education zone at Cotton Green, an innovation and incubator hub at Elphinstone Estate, and modern facilities for the fishing community.

Bloodhound was sharing (OK, mostly dominating) the education zone, which was enthusiastically staffed by the Air Training Corps.

If successful, it will mean repairs to the wooden decking and the metal structure underneath as well as a restaurant, shops and an education zone above.

Designed to accommodate 2 million people, KAEC aims to be a global logistics and manufacturing hub that will feature an education zone, 'industrial valley', business district, resort area, sea port, and residential areas for various income brackets.

The study investigated the parenting styles and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder as correlates of academic adjustment of in-school adolescents in Obollo-Afor Education zone of Enugu State, Nigeria.

Schools were stratified according to the four educational zones in Mauritius, because the education system is partially decentralized with a regional office in each of the four zones.

Some education action zones may experiment with transferring councils' functions to private contractors.

So, to recap: politicians have at various times cooked up schemes like superheads, beacon schools, education action zones, academies, academy chains and free schools.

Under Labour's plans, private firms are being invited to take part in creating 25 "education action zones", each with about 20 schools, in areas where pupils do badly.

According to the chief inspector of schools, David Bell, among the 1,000 schools covered by snazzily-named schemes such as "Education Action Zones" and "Excellence in Cities", "there are rapid improvements in some schools but this is offset by the disappointing progress, or even decline, of others".But these troubled schemes are not Mr Clarke's biggest problems.