Sentence examples for fellow schools from inspiring English sources

What does that mean? A. In Finland, or in Japan, you work with your fellow teachers, you work with your fellow schools, to build peer accountability into the system.

This all-American fellow, schooled in resolve, keeps fighting the enemy within.

I had returned to Lutterworth college, not as a damaged ex-pupil seeking closure, but as a fellow school leader.

He develops a cool crush on a fellow school misfit, Natasha (Sarah Steele), who shares his contempt for all things football- or pep-related.

Nor did I ever see it as low pay at the time because my fellow school-leavers were not earning much either.

Bitter at the cowardly silence of her fellow school-students in the aftermath of the massacre, she taunts and goads them mercilessly.

He was dropping off his son at school one day in 2013 and chatting with fellow school dad Craig Marks, the current executive editor of Billboard, about the shifting trends of country music.

As principal, he offended his fellow school reformers by demanding that his black and Hispanic students, many from poor families, take the SAT's and Regents tests that are more commonly expected of upper-middle class children bound for college.

Regardless of the point guard's impressive physical attributes, his lack of experience cannot be ignored: this time last year he was playing against fellow school kids as he prepared for Year 12 exams.

The guitarist performed a song from hit film The Wedding Singer with fellow school friend Sophie Davies called I Wanna Grow Old With You.

The families had complained after the letter - about a fellow school friend who went to Syria last year - was given to the girls instead of being sent directly to them.