Sentence examples for exciting schools from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said: "Today's announcement shows that we will not waver in pressing ahead with our plans to open 500 more of these innovative and exciting schools over the next five years, creating 270,0000 places, delivering an excellent education and giving parents across the country real choice for their children".

This should enable you to usher in the replacement of teachers by ex-military personnel who can do the job of patrolling past the computer terminals (equipped with News Corporation syllabuses), which all children will be looking at all day in the exciting schools of the future.

He recalls "terrifying and exciting" school holidays in his grandmother's house on the banks of a "big muddy river", where his uncle still lives.

"Our members are very concerned about children as a whole and obviously took this job thinking it was a new and exciting school.

Led by businessman Dick DeVos of Amway, parents, as well as business, religious and community leaders, are rallying to put on next year's ballot an exciting school choice initiative called Kids First!

He developed Yoobi, a company that makes sassy, colorful and exciting school supplies while also giving back.

Cars and trucks of all makes are reaching parity in terms of quality, features and, in many cases, styling, so automakers are turning to "nonproduct" amenities, from coddling buyers at the dealership to offering exciting driving schools.

Well, Jerome, here's what I think is some pretty exciting news: Schools are not the only thing with lockers and Combos.

I think it's exciting that school's out for summer, but the last day of school doesn't always warrant a convocation and a class speaker.

'Welcome back to an exciting new school year for all of us here in the Department for Education.

But while the recipe has been tweaked here and there, this new production plays to the company's core strengths: it's basically a series of familiar, reliably exciting old-school circus acts embroidered in baroque, sometimes bewildering art direction.