Sentence examples for formal schools from inspiring English sources

Her Notes on Nursing: What it is, and what it is not was first published in 1859, when there were no formal schools of nursing -- and, in some sense, no formally-trained nurses.

Until the early 1960s, no formal schools existed in Bhutan except those for religious instruction.

Carving was one of eight proverbial attainments of a chief, and young Maori of high rank were trained in the formal schools of learning.

Mrs. Raja said a few families had been gathering to teach their children about their heritage in small basement operations rather than in formal schools.

Most of the children who play chess at its centres are unable to pay for their education, so the organisation sends them to formal schools.

The different formal schools of medieval sharia were unanimous that anyone who insults the prophet is to be put to death and differ only about the method of execution.

In December 2012 the country was declared eligible for a grant that may be around $300m (countries suggest the sum that best matches their proposal).Among other projects, the money paid for girls to attend formal schools (many go to traditional Sande bush schools, where initiations involve female genital cutting; Ms Sirleaf has pledged to shut them down).

In the context of HIV/AIDS, formal schools need to become more flexible and responsive to children's lives.

We ran workshops with students and teachers at non-formal schools, children in the slums and the children of sex workers in Lahore's red light district.

In 2011, I was working for the Pehli Kiran schools, a network of eight non-formal schools in slum areas in and around the capital, Islamabad.

In an experiment in non-formal schools in Indian slums, a reward scheme for attending a target number of school days increased average attendance when the scheme was in place, but had heterogeneous effects after it was removed.