Sentence examples for geography art from inspiring English sources

"That's about linking all the curriculum areas – history, geography, art – into one subject and using texts more deeply," Bryant says.

The weight of the curriculum is to be reduced by "increasing flexibility and reducing prescription in history, geography, art, design and music" (the secretary of state's proposals).

Marcelle Lashley, the PTA president, even said that she appreciated "the multicultural edge" her children were getting from the focus on world history, geography, art and music.

In addition, students will study geography, art and dance modules linked to the north-east Indian state of Odisha, where the Miriam Hyman Children's Eyecare Clinic is based, with the aim of fostering respect and understanding between communities.

Collection is primarily concerned with Chinese-American diplomatic relations; spheres of influence; problems of Chinese immigration, including low wages, tong societies, and the Chinese Exclusion Act; and the geography, art, religion, and customs of China and Japan.

Watford Grammar, which is not a grammar school but an academy, had the largest proportions of pupils awarded the top A* and A grades in English, geography, art and design, maths and music among non-selective state schools in England, as well as top 10 places for the percentage of pupils awarded top grades in history and languages.

"RE-thinking the landscape" is a place-based, bottom-up tool that involves different approaches, taken from geography, arts, history and botany, developed in the context of a museum in Funchal (Madeira island).

Over the course of the year, students study language and communication, mathematics, physical education, civics, history and geography, arts and culture, science, technology, and other topics.

He and others cited the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and Johnson & Johnson as notable exceptions in their equal-geography arts contributions.

Teachers said in the meeting that the law had resulted in a "narrowing of the curriculum" because it required testing only in math and language arts, leading some schools to neglect subjects like geography and art, Mr. Simon said in an interview after the meeting.

More pupils choose to study geography and art for GCSE.