Sentence examples for ensuring schooling for from inspiring English sources

Actively working to normalise the appalling situations experienced by these populations – for example, by ensuring schooling for children and enabling work for adults – is a good strategy to promoting mental health.

So as two refugee summits convene at the UN general assembly, we propose that by the end of 2017, every Syrian child refugee should have a place in school as a first step to ensuring schooling for every displaced child.

Considerable progress has been made across the world in reducing mortality, improving access to basic health care and ensuring schooling for children during their first decade of life.

We have prioritised helping countries hit by disasters such as the tsunami to build back better – constructing earthquake-resilient schools, introducing safer water supplies, ensuring schools prepare children for emergencies and improving legal and social measures to protect children.

In doing so, we must put children's protection first, ensuring schools are always safe places for children to learn and play, not battlegrounds for war and conflict.

Mr Brown, who is now a UN special envoy for education, told the BBC that around $200m would be needed to ensure school places for all the Syrian children in Lebanon.

Today I have helped launch a 15-point best practices plan for Pakistan, built around global experience and expertise and designed to ensure schools there are safe for all children.

About GLSEN: GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network, is the leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students.

The act ensures access to schooling for children ages 6 to 14 and sets out various rules for both public and private primary education, including student-teacher ratios, teachers' working hours, special education needs and record keeping.

It also highlighted the need to review policy to consider how best the stipend programme could ensure access to schooling for urban poor children.

Were the checks necessary for ensuring the school would be fit for purpose undertaken in a sufficiently rigorous way?