Sentence examples for example of a schools from inspiring English sources

However, its Scandinavian neighbour Finland provides an example of a schools system which has dramatically improved its international standing not by market experiments but by increasing the morale, the training and the trust shown in its teachers.

In the example of a school, why is that pupil able to perform in one subject but not another?

Ithaca is "a very typical example of a school that found problems a long time ago and didn't notify the community," Lambrinidou said.

She gave the example of a school in Moss Side, Manchester, her constituency, which had cut a scheme involving pupils participating in Shakespeare performances at a local theatre.

Manaugh cites the example of a school boy in Łodz, Poland, who modified his TV remote control and created a superswitch for the city's tram signalling system.

In his speech he praised the City Academy in Norwich as an example of a school that excels in teaching computing and IT.

He said: "They  must have been intended for a performance by the boys at the college – which would make it the earliest known example of a school production of Shakespeare".

As Ms. Tal sees it, "We can be an example of a school that instead of talking about values, about human rights, about that we are equal — we can live these values".

At the more extreme end is the example of a school in Portsmouth which sought to ban an 11-year-old boy from riding the one-mile trip from his house, despite almost all of this being on cycle paths.

Wednesday, he offered an example of a school with high academic test scores that could have ended up on the list, because fewer than 95percentt of students in a certain subgroup -- like those with special needs -- failed to take a test.

He gave the example of a school manipulating its subject options to increase its English Baccalaureate score.