Sentence examples for foster a school from inspiring English sources

The Boydell Shakespeare Gallery in London, England, was the first stage of a three-part project initiated in November 1786 by engraver and publisher John Boydell in an effort to foster a school of British history painting.

Teachers should foster a school environment that does not tolerate students bullying other students.

This requires two things: educating youth, and fostering a school environment that is safe and open to reports of abuse.

There is no magic nutrition wand, fostering a school wide culture of health in a school takes work, time and requires the school's administrative team and teachers buy-in.

Professional development around this issue and other diverse issues will help foster an inclusive school community.

As a teacher of immigrant and refugee students, this sign became a revelation to me for how to vanquish fear and better foster an inclusive school environment.

Mr. Andrés, who is 43 and owns 14 restaurants in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami and Washington (where he is based, and where he also owns a food truck named Pepe), has long wanted to foster a Spanish cooking school.

Displays of children's work and student performances foster a sense of school community and encourage children to take pride in their achievements.

The overall goal of this approach is to foster a rhythm of schooling by preparing preschool children and their families for on‐time school enrolment and success.

David B. Consiglio, a lawyer for the district, said, "The motivation is the same motivation as in all their policies, which is to foster a safe and orderly school environment, which is as conducive as possible to good learning".

Perhaps the most striking chapter in the book describes how technology companies in America campaigned to foster a view that state schools were failing – in particular by funding a series of films about crummy schools and heroic individual teachers battling the system – before profiting from selling IT "solutions" to the new schools springing up to replace failed ones.