Sentence examples for for enabling children from inspiring English sources

In the most recent OFSTED inspection, the nursery provision was praised for enabling children who enter the school with skills below that expected of similarly aged children nationwide to achieve well through a stimulating and engaging curriculum and the nursery provision was good overall.

It is process that provides flexible models for enabling children to achieve their full potential and to be able to respond to a changing external environment.

Cocoa production is notorious for enabling child labor, according to the International Labor Rights Forum.

Last year, three women who were the victims of trafficking and had been raped hundreds of times sued the site for enabling child trafficking in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

"This child rights syllabus will provide young journalists with new tools for their profession, enabling children to be heard and listened to," she added.

The Child Friendly Spaces, which are the first such facilities to be set up in the country, also provide mothers with a suitable environment to care for their infants, while enabling children to experience a degree of normalcy amid the chaos unfolding around them.

The family unit, based around a monogamous union, may be almost as wonderful as Sacks claims: "The single most humanising institution in history … the best means we have yet discovered for nurturing future generations and enabling children to grow in a matrix of stability and love.

(Who knew!) Another recent study at UCL's Institute of Education found that habitually reading for pleasure helps enable children to "absorb and understand new information and affects their attainment in all subjects".

Second, CBO's and CCI Plus models of care should be expanded and augmented, as these programs provide support to families caring for orphans and enable children to remain in family-based settings.

Alison Peacock is looking for stories from the UK and abroad about people who have succeeded against the odds, and of schools that are trying to work in a different way to enable children for her new book, Learning without Levels.

This would generate funds for means-tested bursaries to enable children to attend the school's main London campus.