Sentence examples for enrol at school from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, Human Rights Watch (HRW) also called for a halt to the arbitrary deportations, claiming that Dominicans of Haitian descent were being denied basic rights and were unable to register the births of their children, enrol at school or college, work in the formal economy or travel around the country without fear of being expelled.

In a new report, HRW says that Dominicans of Haitian descent are being denied basic rights and are unable to register the births of their children, enrol at school or college, work in the formal economy or travel around the country without fear of being expelled.

The staff member's generosity has now helped Edward to re-enrol at school and pay his tuition and book costs, and has also helped Edward's grandmother re-start her business.

Soon after, he moved to London to enrol at drama school, quitting only weeks later following a class in which he was asked to portray the colour orange.

"And I look back and think, fucking hell, you had a whirlwind life!" Anderson was born in Chicago in 1965, but soon after her family moved to Puerto Rico and then, when she was two, to London, so her father could enrol at film school.

A council cabinet committee report in November proposed any changes be phased in as new pupils enrol at a school or college from the start of the next academic year later in 2013.

"We also distribute cards inviting parents to enrol their kids at school".

Apart from the nutritional importance of school feeding, such programmes are expected to act as an incentive to parents to enrol their children at school and for children to attend regularly.

But when he turns 10, he makes the massive decision to enrol at a busy school.

To address some of these constraints, UNICEF focuses on ensuring that children enrol in school at the appropriate age and that those who enter the first grade of primary school come ready to learn.

Having attended community pre-school since she was three, Nita will be on track to enrol at her local primary school with her friends at the right age.