Sentence examples for issues in schools from inspiring English sources

It's simple: These places aggressively tackled dietary issues in schools and elsewhere.

Lynn Cutler, from Somerset's development education centre, says the soap has helped them promote global issues in schools.

Ignoring LGBT issues in schools is having a real and damaging effect on the mental and physical health of our children.

Susan Williamson, the trust's director of leadership and innovation, urges schools not to rely on forming superficial overseas partnerships as a means of promoting teaching of international issues in schools.

While the DfE has made "clear progress" with the initiative, the report said, there are still areas that need to be addressed, such exerting more control to contain costs and learning lessons from issues in schools that have already opened.

The pornification of popular culture, the relentless emphasis on women's bodies, the epidemic levels of male violence against women and girls – we need campaigns about these issues, in schools and elsewhere.

Austria has adjusted the curriculum to deal more with political issues in school.

Safety, security and the business of education are big issues in school projects during the school year.

Pupil power has also been the driving force behind Corelli college's attempts to facilitate more open discussion of mental health issues in school and the wider community.

They don't ask about it, but I know they probably hear about the issues in school, about how gun dealers are bad.

"The country might not yet have addressed all issues in school sport and physical activity, but there has been unprecedented success at age-group and senior level in a wide range of sports.