Sentence examples for guiding schools from inspiring English sources

Gaming the old system abounded: until the Department for Education blocked the tactic, schools would enter pupils early and often for exams to get the sought-after C. A cottage industry sprang up in guiding schools towards different subjects and more exotic options, according to perceived difficulty, until some were blocked by the DfE or Ofqual, the exams watchdog.

Also, rainforest guiding is a preferred employment option amongst youths, local guiding schools and courses have been established, and most guides now originate from Puerto Maldonado.

Yunsar's background is in engineering but he worked for years as a guide and set up Bali's first guiding school.

While guiding school groups through the exhibit, she says: "I start off asking the children whether they've had any grass for breakfast.

The court has been guiding school financing issues since its ruling more than two decades ago, Abbott v. Burke, found that students in poor and urban districts were not receiving the same education as their counterparts in wealthier ones.

Almost 30 years later, she is still guiding school children outside Ysgol y Frenni, Crymych.

Years ago she attended a course at an international guiding school in Bolivia, but failed the IFMGA exam at the end of it.

The management of ICO actively participates and gives time to local community efforts, guiding school children through their hatchery for free, or donating free oyster dinners and tours for fundraisers.

Many assessment systems for green schools exist to guide schools toward environmentally responsible choices.

He commissioned and is co-author of the Sutton Trust-EEF toolkit for schools, which guides schools on the best ways to improve attainment of disadvantaged pupils.

The Eco-Mission project has been recognised by the Sustainable Schools Framework, set up in 2006, by the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) to "guide schools on their sustainable journey".