Sentence examples for francophone school from inspiring English sources

He began life as a thoroughly modern royal: born in the United States in 1927, educated at a francophone school in Switzerland and the University of Lausanne, where his science studies were cut short by the family's decision to return home at the end of the Second World War.

Although attempts have been made since independence to institute a single, English-speaking education system, ongoing economic aid from France for the maintenance of the Francophone school system has ensured that about half of ni-Vanuatu children receive French-language instruction.

A bureaucratic champion was also essential to implementing an Early Years Evaluation tool in the Francophone school system.

Francophone school boards across the country are also playing an important role in supporting access to childcare in that language.

For instance, the City of Toronto has contracted with the its francophone school boards to promote the expansion of French-language childcare programs, while the lone francophone school in St. John's, Newfoundland made provision for a childcare centre when planning the construction of the new school.

Separate Anglophone and Francophone school boards administer greater Moncton's 35 public primary and secondary schools.

Efforts were being made to establish a Consortium of African Information Science Schools to include Anglophone and Francophone schools.

Public schools, "separate" schools for Roman Catholics, a small number of Francophone schools, and independent (mostly religious or special-purpose) schools all receive funding from the provincial government.

Francophone schools, such as those at Dakar, Senegal, and Rabat, Morocco, had also gone beyond the traditional concepts of custodial librarianship and branched out into information science.

Thus francophone schools are not only obliged to share resources with childcare centres but school principals are also required to sit on centre boards (Mahon, 2006, June, p.16).

There are francophone schools and churches, along with a cultural and community centre created by the Francophone community in 1971: the Centre français Hamilton inc.