Sentence examples for introduced to school from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year Bright Blue, a modernising Conservative pressure group, published a book urging market forces to be introduced to school and cited the Swedish experience as one that should be followed.
In addition to the limited group of student journalists, DeVos briefly met with students with therapy dogs and was introduced to school officials, teachers and counselors, Fusco said.
Introduced to school in 1921, the six-year-old Fawn was advanced to the fourth grade; when she lost the school spelling bee to a twelve-year-old, "she cried and cried that this bright boy, twice her age, had spelled her down".
Soon after disposable sanitary pads were introduced to schools, pit latrines of the girls toilets were filling up.
Popular in the British Isles, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland, and the United States, women's lacrosse was first played in Scottish and English private schools in the early 1900s and was introduced to schools and colleges in the eastern United States by English women teachers.
This term a new computer science curriculum has been introduced to schools in England, and Education Minister Michael Gove has made it clear that he wants to see coding taught as a priority.
The groups called on the White House and Congress, before they act, to consider how the school-discipline climate changed after more police were introduced to schools in response to the Columbine school shootings nearly 15 years ago in Colorado.
PARIS — During a one-week welcoming event here for the General Management Program at the business school Essec, incoming students are introduced to the school, the curriculum and the staff.
It was introduced to high school students by expatriate British teachers.
More than a year after the book launch, Thurston says the book has been introduced to high school and college students around the country.
