Sentence examples for impartial school from inspiring English sources

A more impartial school report comes in a new book, "The Coalition Effect 2010-15," edited by Anthony Seldon and Mike Finn.

Given the stakes and given that the figures are not double-checked by an impartial body, each school faces exactly the sort of potential conflict of interest lawyers are trained to howl about.

But, Roberts says, in a difficult financial climate, the best chance of success is for colleges to work with each other and schools and stop "all fighting over a particular demographic", with schools offering impartial advice and guidance to their students about the options post-16.

When it comes to hospitals and schools, we have impartial – albeit imperfect – data about how good they are at fulfilling their missions.

An impartial analysis of the two schools' physical plants should be made.

It would be better for admissions to be administered by an impartial body such as a local school commissioner.

Finding an impartial group of charter and public school leaders, as the resolution suggests, will be extremely difficult, she said.

The article "Staking Claims to New Frontiers in Education" (front page, Feb. 27) provided many glowing reviews by educators highly invested in charter schools -- not exactly impartial researchers of this "flourishing movement".

They gave this contract to the New Schools Network to provide independent, impartial advice to people setting up free schools.

A DfE spokesperson said: "For the very first time, this government has introduced a legal obligation on schools to deliver independent and impartial careers advice for all pupils up to 18.

He added: "We make no apologies for giving schools responsibility for providing independent, impartial careers advice.