Sentence examples for kids excluded from inspiring English sources

Party starters they are not: the pair use music "as a tool to communicate and rehabilitate"; they have worked together with inmates at different category prisons, recently arrived refugees, kids excluded from mainstream education and people living in deprived areas.

Kyle Zimmer, the C.E.O. and president of the organization First Book, who was honored with the Literarian Award for her work on child literacy, told the crowd that "low-income kids are excluded from the power of books".

We don't want our kids victimised, excluded from school, seen as a problem.

The most probable reason why I and so many other kids get excluded is because we are or choose to be different than everybody else.

Bullying can also be a group phenomenon, usually involving several kids who exclude another child or children, says Dorothy Espelage, a professor of educational psychology at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign who has studied bullying extensively.

The real question is, 'How do we create a charter school sector that is healthy and does good things, while placing reasonable restrictions on policies that push kids away and exclude kids?' " Mr. Milkie said that Noble offered an alternative for many low-income families whose children are unable to attend public selective-enrollment schools or private schools.

The #bemyfriend campaign will aim to bring a smile to every kid who wasn't invited to a party, every kid who was excluded from a group and every kid who was left friendless.

Kids who get excluded are condemned to fail".

That was the one thing that was guaranteed to press our buttons – when our kids were feeling excluded or pushed out from their own family home.

This chimes with a pledge from the Conservatives, who have advocated "a whole new relationship between state schools and those voluntary bodies and social enterprises with real expertise in turning around kids who get excluded".

At the age of 13, after refusing to go to school, he was first given a home tutor, then sent to two education centres for permanently excluded kids, which he has since described as like being "thrown into the lion's den".