Sentence examples for further to school from inspiring English sources

Children who won't get into their local school if this cap on faith admissions disappears will have to travel further to school, their friends won't live nearby, and it makes it harder to form a community.

The observed distance distributions by category are summarised in Figure 5. Overall, age is the most important predictor for students with older students travelling further to school.

With age, children walked further to school; the threshold distance that best discriminated walkers from passive commuters was 1421 m in 10-year-olds, 1627 m in 11-year-olds and 3046 m in 14-year-olds.

But organizer Brown argued that shutting schools hurts communities and poses major safety threats to kids who have to travel further to go to school.

Mr Hunt said the government had created a "crisis in school places" with more children in "temporary and unsuitable classrooms and children forced to travel further and further to get to school".

He walks a mile to collect water for the family every day, and further to get to school or the health clinic.

"This is damaging standards in our schools, with class sizes soaring, more temporary and unsuitable classrooms and children forced to travel further and further to get to school.

Finally, 15-year-old Daniel took Mr. Stephens's position a step further to declare high school "completely useless," while Konstantin remained hopeful that college would, eventually, have been worthwhile.

Factoring in additional costs associated with traveling further to a different school, and it becomes clear that low-income families need help when it comes to getting better educational options.

She said she would provide further advice to schools on how they should "improve the social, moral, spiritual and cultural development of pupils".

Further to this, other medical schools may be able to use this information when reviewing their own professionalism programs.