Sentence examples for giving schools from inspiring English sources

Hazelwood often is shorthanded – incorrectly – as a ruling giving schools complete discretion over student publications.

What is under consideration is nothing more than giving schools the option of not offering tenure.

A Pearson spokeswoman said: "We will be giving schools their marks on time.

After all, who would argue against giving schools enough money to educate their pupils?

So giving schools more control over the curriculum – inside a national framework – could be very positive.

Q: What is the difference, then, between giving schools more freedom and just creating more academies?

On giving schools more say over the curriculum We must allow more innovation.

Giving schools the freedom to set their own standards of discipline.

Gove says he does not think giving schools more freedom will encourage abuse.

Met – The coalition brought in a pupil premium giving schools extra money for each pupil on free school meals.

"He spent a lot of money on education, setting up children's homes, giving schools the latest computer equipment.