Sentence examples for extra nursery from inspiring English sources
The schools budget has been shielded from the general axe-swinging, and there have been other successes, such as extra nursery places for some two-year-olds and an increase in health visitors.
Likewise, a belief in equality has now reached the status of platitude, with politicians from every party espousing it, whereas in fact, it remains socialist rather than capitalist: only a creed that considers equality an actionable goal, rather than a utopian idea you scramble towards by giving extra nursery hours to insufficiently aspirational toddlers, can realistically claim to believe in it.
The commission is already planning a fourth European school and 600 extra nursery places for Eurobrats.This expansion of the number of professional Europeans in Brussels, combined with the increasing pace of European integration and the decision to hold all European summits in Brussels from next year, has prompted the commission to start a debate on the role of the city as the "capital of Europe".
"However, we need clarification from the government as to where these hundreds of extra nursery places are going to come from.
The £100m is intended to go into capital spending, such as converting part of an existing building into extra nursery space.
Extras: nursery £319pp for six full days, ski lessons £215pp (five mornings) or £295pp (five full days), afternoon at the in-house Snow Club £199pp.
They will point to the help for young unemployed people and the extra free nursery places for disadvantaged families.
Additional efforts are made to include those families who are disadvantaged and whose children need the extra support nurseries and kindergartens can provide.
We will meet the NHS Plan target of an extra 7,500 new nursery places by 2004.
There was no extra space for a nursery, but it had been renovated recently and well.
Peabody is investing £500,000 in new premises as part of the Pembury Circus development in Hackney that will create extra spaces for a nursery on the estate, which is also subsidised by the landlord.
