Sentence examples for pioneering school from inspiring English sources

Ogwolo is a pioneering school in other ways.

West London free school, the pioneering school established by Toby Young in 2011, saw its first GCSE results, with 76% of pupils gaining five A*-Cs.

But she added: "Parents and students at this so-called pioneering school have been badly let down, not only by the school's private operators but by the government, which has sold them the lie that free schools can provide them with a better offer than their state school neighbours.

Bauhaus was a pioneering school in plastic arts, design, and architecture credited with inventing what we now know as industrial design, and it was where Moholy-Nagy not only learned, but also taught.

But anyone serious about Art Nouveau, especially its pioneering School of Nancy, will find equivalent treasure in the basement — a collection of some 300 pieces of Daum glass from 1891 to the turn of the 21st century.

The third wave has been underway since 1990, when Milwaukee's pioneering school-voucher programme began.No two voucher schemes are the same, which makes comparing them hard.

These pioneering schools provided a fertile foundation for the subsequent growth and advance of the modern nursing profession.

However, a handful of pioneering schools have realized the power that an immersive learning experience has on students.

University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, byname Laboratory Schools or Lab Schools, a pioneer school in the progressive education movement in the United States.

For instance, entrepreneur James Tooley has pioneered school places in Ghana for 65 cents per day – including a school uniform, a hot lunch and work books – which is within reach of regular families.

And how, union leaders demanded, was Mr. Emanuel and his education team able to afford to offer these bonuses to "Pioneer" schools when the school board has rescinded some pay raises expected by teachers, citing a $712 million budget gap?