Sentence examples for grouping schools from inspiring English sources

The whole point of grouping schools together, he said, was to better monitor the classroom.

Mr Wellington, who is also Labour leader of Torfaen council, said councils had met many of Mr Andrews' demands, including passing on more funding to schools and grouping schools into performance bands.

His clients have included community groups, schools and international organisations.

Within that larger group, schools were chosen based on other, qualitative factors.

Some 700 people have taken part in Nature Workshops programmes over the past two years, including corporate groups, schools and families.

Findings included: Practice "varied considerably across classes, year groups, schools and areas of learning".

The banding system groups schools into five bands based on factors such as GCSE results and attendance.

Digital technologies, including the advent of the internet, have had major consequences for citizens and institutions like political groups, schools, etc. (Narayan and Narayanan 2016).

Churches, community groups, schools and businesses are coordinating travel.

"The conversations we have with community groups, schools and colleagues in charities – that improves our reach.

Families, community groups, schools and churches are encouraged to join in this "hands-on" effort.