Sentence examples for paying schools from inspiring English sources

At the undergraduate level, he recommends paying schools a bounty for increasing the number of graduates who receive science or engineering degrees -- $10,000 a head.

A higher percentage of pupils at fee paying schools achieve five A* to C GCSE grades than those in state schools.

We find this take-up is largely driven by a response to the ability to label remittances for education, rather than to the hard commitment feature of directly paying schools.

Pupils that attend non-fee paying schools are three times more likely to visit the dentist for preventive reasons than those that attend high fee paying schools.

3 More than 50% of the children in Haiti go to private (fee paying) schools.

Also noteworthy, is the Government's resolution to expand non-fee paying schools, in order to expand the opportunities for all children.

Fully independent, fee-paying schools attached to the established religions are in long-term decline.

Curiously, most still profess to oppose fee-paying schools.

Even among children from Chile's richest families, most of whom attend private fee-paying schools, educational standards are low by international standards.

A slightly greater percentage of Brits, particularly at the BBC, went to fee-paying schools compared with the Americans on the list.

The magazine more naturally obsessed with ranking the best fee-paying schools has published its second guide to what it considers to be the nation's less terrifying comprehensives, advising its readers: "Put your wallet away.