Sentence examples for given schools from inspiring English sources

The coalition's reforms, which have given schools more autonomy, built on progress made by Labour.

Surprisingly, the Department for Education (DfE) hasn't given schools advice on what to do with their pupil premium.

It has legalised abortion, opened up marriage to homosexual couples, and given schools money specifically to assist the least well off pupils.

The federal accountability law, the advocates say, has given schools and teachers an incentive to spend less time on history and other subjects.

A DoE spokesman told the Independent: "We have given schools the flexibility to change their term dates, and we trust headteachers to make decisions based on what they consider is best for their own pupils".

"In order to tackle the attainment gap, we want to learn from what's happened in America, Sweden, Canada, other countries that have given schools a greater degree of autonomy".

"As a superintendent, you don't go around hoping a given school will fail".

Basic education is now free, and poor children are given school uniforms and shoes.

The city rightly wants principals to determine which teachers are hired at a given school.

At any given school, teachers have to do those jobs only if a majority votes to.

They were given school supplies and toys so they can move on with their studies and be productive.