Sentence examples for factory schools from inspiring English sources

More than a century ago, we 'reinvented' the one-room schoolhouse and created factory schools for the industrial economy.

In his latest pamphlet, An End to Factory Schools, he characterises our state schools as "factory schools", turning out students who are "incapable of living full and autonomous lives".

During the 1940s, "labour reserve" trade schools and factory schools for skilled and semiskilled labour were filled by drafting youths between the ages of 14 and 17.

I support his intent: the current factory schools system, cramming facts into children's heads and subjecting them to endless tests, is a total disaster.

"Too many state schools have become factories," Seldon writes in a pamphlet, An End To Factory Schools, for the Centre for Policy Studies.

Inspectors will identify and mark down "exam factory" schools that narrowly "teach to the test" and do not offer a rich education including art, music, sport and drama.

She was a kindergarten teacher in the factory school.

But we do not want to get lumped in as a factory school for athletes".

"By the early 21st century, the factory school model was all but complete," his potted history of state education says.

'We are beginning to see the death of the factory school,' said Professor Stephen Heppell, a government adviser who has been described as a 'guru' when it comes to modernising education.

Some solutions to the housing problem include renovating empty factory, school and historic buildings, updating older houses, improving public transportation, planning subdivisions better and offering incentives for developers, Mr. Knoll of TEAM said.