Sentence examples for mix of schools from inspiring English sources

The formula is a complicated methodology that is meant to ensure a mix of schools from rich and poor neighborhoods.

Andrew Hall, director-general of the AQA exam board, speculated this was because of the "mix of schools in the area" — apparently a reference to grammar schools in Kent and private schools in London.

Weighill believes the solution must be a mix of school- and university-based teacher education with more coherent oversight.

The City course is a four-year BSc that mixes academic study with clinical practice and attracts a mix of school leavers and career changers.

Earlier Saturday, at a bus stop in State College, students waited anxiously for transport to the game with a melancholy mix of school pride and concern.

Without a system that structures the transition to the labor market through a mix of school and work and engages employers in education — as in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands — the United States will continue to fail the majority of its young people.

The new Sicilian Renaissance Institute, born of the local reform effort, has been inviting scholars and officials from around the world to study the mix of school, church and political programs that Italian reformers have put to work.

Today, the women rely on a more traditional mix of school, childcare, after-school nannies and spouses to support their families' needs.

In those countries, starting at age 16, young people of a wide variety of academic talents and inclinations choose a mix of school and work, which turns out to be a more appealing way for a teenager to live his or her life than sitting in an academically-oriented classroom.

3. The UNICEF project coordinator lives in Almaty and needs to be interviewed in detail and at length 4. The five countries provide a mix of school and pre-school and other forms of activity and project implementation.

There is a mix of smaller schools like Lehigh and bigger schools like Chicago and Duke.