These long-established schools have maintained their control of the commanding heights of Britain's social system.
So, let's merely imagine that very soon we were considering the idea that, just as you needed centres of excellence to produce great academics, so you needed long-established schools to turn out fine artists.
Politicians are not bound to follow their mandarins' advice and there's a long-established school of political thought that they ought to ignore them more often.
KCLDI is one of 13 long established dental schools in the UK with two allied institutions and one new school having opened in the past two years, following an expansion in undergraduate dental student places in the UK [ 6].
While small numbers of PIC students study medicine in Australia and New Zealand, by and large it is the two long established medical schools which have provided the majority of the medical graduates for PICs [ 52].
A wide gap exists between long-established urban schools and their newer, poorer rural counterparts.
The city is an educational centre with two long-established secondary schools and institutions of higher education.
By long-established convention, schools offer a non-pork alternative such as turkey sausages on those days for Jewish and Muslim children.
The town has two long-established grammar schools: the Cathedral Grammar School (King's School) was founded in 1541, and the Royal Grammar School was given a charter by Queen Elizabeth I in 1561.
They earned the name "garage universities" because the worst ones were a long way from having the facilities and academic resources of more established schools.
Not long after, she also started teaching courses in Italian cooking at some established schools, including Peter Kump's, which eventually became the Institute of Culinary Education, and at the New School Culinary Arts Program, which eventually became the New York Restaurant School.
