Sentence examples for get to lessons from inspiring English sources

Some used this "pupil premium" to pay for extra teachers; others presented children with clothes or bicycles to encourage them to get to lessons on time.

A4e did not specify the constraints it cited in its statement but prison charities said access to education in a number of prisons had been impeded by staff shortages which had hampered prisoners' ability to get to lessons.

Which is how we get to lesson three: Running a remote-access revolution requires a table full of Thurayas, internet access, and stacks of phone cards.

Go to lessons to get a qualification but remember to have fun!

One last thing before we get to the lessons.

Thus, in practice students in Finland are provided with several recesses daily, and schools get to arrange lessons and break times relatively independently.

Many of the school's 1,100 students walk long distances every morning to get to their lessons.

How are you going to get to dance lessons?

Forbes: That may seem to get to your lesson about working.

"They get to take the lessons during the day, and in the nighttime there's everything else to do".

"But most people don't get to apply that lesson until next December.