Sentence examples for equality schools from inspiring English sources

In terms of gender equality, schools are no different from other organisations.

I am used to sitting on a panel with some bishop or other to be informed that – although it may surprise me – democracy, volunteering, human rights, justice, the rule of law, freedom, equality, schools and hospitals are all artefacts of our Christian heritage.

Until our society achieves real gender equality, school dress codes can never be fair.

David Cameron recently stepped forward to support the teaching of gay equality in schools as a way of countering homophobia.

That doesn't mean that gays and lesbians don't face more battles - equality in schools for a start - but this is a moment to mark the progress made, and we thank all those who appear here.

Another set of World Bank figures shows that the world is well on the way towards meeting its education goals and has already achieved the aim of gender equality in schools.

Her lone dissent in the past term's affirmative action case, in which she compared her opponents to ostriches with their heads in the sand, provides a road map for a defense of racial equality in schools.

And for the more doctrinaire, new powers giving head teachers control over parts of the curriculum breach the republican goal of equality, because schools in richer catchment areas will inevitably end up offering wider options.

Ted Cruz has said letting transgender students have equality in schools is "inflicting" them on other people.

Americans have always relied on secondary institutions to extend democratic equality: public schools, trade unions, political parties, religious organizations and, among others, philanthropy.

The Scandinavian model of gender equality in schools is not limited to gender-neutrality initiatives such as the ones developed at Nicolaigarden or Egalia, nor to young children.