Sentence examples for groups school from inspiring English sources

"One of the main strategies of the Equitable Access to education for marginalized children in three selected districts is to strengthen the community groups (School Councils and the Village Education Committees) to promote increased school enrollment and retention".

We used the standards to continue to establish collaborative learning groups, school leadership teams, and thoughtful coaching and professional development.

This risibly short consultation period is typical of conversions around the country, leaving parent groups, school governors and local councillors angry and dismayed.

Though the organization's membership has grown to nearly 5 million, from 4.3 million in 1997, its aggressive legal campaign to exclude gay leaders has provoked disenchantment from religious groups, school boards and parent volunteers around the country.

Most of Ms. Zweibon's business centers on renting costumes to local theater groups, school drama clubs, country clubs, church Easter and Christmas pageants, and synagogues for annual Purim festivities.

Mr. Schwartz said that his goal was to avoid the same fate, and that it became clear to the committee — which includes representatives from labor unions, business groups, school districts, municipalities and the Legislature — that jamming various proposals into the budget would not accomplish anything.

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

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

Because they tend to walk and bike more than other age groups, school-age pedestrians are particularly vulnerable for reasons of increased exposure and are subject to greater consequences when injury occurs due to anatomical factors like greater head to body ratio (Wazana et al. 1997).

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.