Sentence examples for labour school from inspiring English sources

At first Suzuki's efforts were limited to the development of a labour school attached to the Unitarian Church of Tokyo.

It included a men's college, an elementary school, a college-preparatory school, a vocational ("manual labour") school, and a novitiate.

Further, the focus of previous studies has been on the effect of microcredit on child labour, school enrolment and attendance (Islam & Choe 2013; Tarozzi, Desai, & Johnson 2015).

This analysis of econometric models distinguishes between observed and unobserved household characteristics as determinants of child labour, school attendance and idleness.

4.53pm BST Kevin Brennan, the Labour schools spokesman, has been following the Lib Dem conference.

Labour schools minister Stephen Byers was also famously unable to calculate seven times eight when interviewed by BBC Radio 5 in 1998.

The school is a bit of a pioneer in this area and former Labour schools minister Lord Adonis has recently ascribed good results in London schools to the scheme which "parachutes" top performing graduates into deprived schools.

The following correction was published on 22 January 2012: "Twigg unveils £2bn cut to Labour schools plan" (News) discussed plans to make it easier for head teachers to sack poorly performing staff, and said: "In the past 10 years, only 17 teachers have been sacked for gross misconduct".

"This report shows that after 13 years of investment and reform with Labour, schools in the UK are amongst the best in the world".

Schools have also introduced a foundation phase for three-to-seven-year olds, and reforms carried out over the border - academy schools under Labour, free schools under the coalition - have been rejected here.

Michael Gove today cancelled Labour's school building programme, suspending projects for 715 new schools as part of the coalition's latest tranche of spending cuts, which also saw funding culled for new housing projects, school swimming pools and eco-towns.