Sentence examples for hands of schools from inspiring English sources

"This problem of childhood obesity cannot be placed solely in the hands of schools".

"The responsibility to give children the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to manage their own finances shouldn't be left entirely in the hands of schools.

But staffing, teacher training, transport, catering and much else are left in the hands of schools and the charter chains which run them.A decade ago, teachers in New Orleans were demoralised.

UConn's success, as impressive as it has been, illustrates that 20 years after the N.C.A.A. began governing women's basketball, power remains concentrated in the hands of schools like Connecticut and Tennessee.

To be sure, there will be plenty of challenges to getting this into the hands of schools.

The legislation will repeal many measures introduced under the Labour government, in what Mr Gove says is a drive to cut bureaucracy and put more power in the hands of schools and teachers.

He took quantities of suggestive pictures from truckdrivers and placed them in hands of school teachers amd ministers.

SIR — In your article you rail against the teachers unions for tying the hands of school administrators defeating educational progress.

They warmly shake the hands of school staff members and announce, "Hi, we're the ones who've been emailing".

Every working day, the safety of nearly 68 million U.S. children is in the hands of school officials and caregivers.

Instead of putting more money in the hands of school districts through the same seriously flawed methods, state leaders should redesign the school aid formulas.