Sentence examples for infants schools from inspiring English sources

The party will place heavy emphasis today on increasing health spending, boosting childcare for working parents of three- and four-year-olds and cutting class sizes in infants schools.

He was educated at the Jewish infants school in Commercial Street and at Upton House school in Hackney.

Within a couple of weeks the two boys were enrolled in another local infants school.

Gerry was educated at Kingsgate infants school in Kilburn and Braintcroft junior and senior schools in Neasden.

Last week the local infants' school was broken into, and the neighbouring primary school was set alight over the Christmas period.

Come September, children at Mudeford infants school in Dorset are not going to be getting hot school dinners.

School governors at the infants' school argue that the plans are "likely to jeopardise a successful school".

(It turned out to be the bathroom of an infants' school, which was some balm to my already disordered senses).

"What he was proposing to do (nuclear waste near an infants' school) wasn't just bad PR, it amounted to wilful sabotage.

It will start out in a former infants' school and move to a new building on adjacent playing fields in two years.

How on earth could any school have decided already to apply for academy status, wondered an infants' school governor, when detail about the nitty gritty, including the actual cash involved, was hard to sleuth.