Sentence examples for horse school from inspiring English sources

School theme horse : school bus/ you : student.

It was interesting to see that students at Saltley Academy in Birmingham are being encouraged to follow the tenets of Saint George (The 'Trojan horse' school opening pupils' eyes to the brutal realities of Islamic State, 13 July).

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Ofsted has spoken out against claims that it failed to identify problems in the Birmingham Trojan Horse schools.

On his experience of the Trojan horse schools, he says: "The schools were an example of how things can go wrong if you do not keep rigorous checks.

He said: "Last time it was the Trojan horse schools in Birmingham, this week it's us, next week it could be somewhere in Devon".

But after she was forced out following the "Trojan horse" schools extremism row, she left May's side until the leadership contest.

Paul Nicholls, his trainer, posted a picture on Twitter of the horse schooling under Daryl Jacob, who won him the race last year on Neptune Collonges, and added that he would be joined among the Aintree entries by Tidal Bay and Join Together.

The treatment of Jewish schools is in contrast to St Benedict's Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds, initially downgraded by Ofsted after inspectors said students were not aware of the dangers of extremism and radicalisation, and questioned how pupils were prepared for "life in modern Britain" – criticisms similar to those made against Trojan horse schools.

It has been castigated by the Commons education select committee for its apparent inability to identify problems in Birmingham's Trojan horse schools, and for downgrading its ratings from outstanding to inadequate once the schools were at the centre of a media and political furore.

In the UK, that unease has largely played out on the public stage in a more peaceable manner, in the debate over "British values" and the recent Trojan horse schools affair.