Sentence examples for placed on schools from inspiring English sources

Both are state-funded and operate free of the constraints previously placed on schools overseen by local councils.

To the Editor: While the article emphasizes students' ethical lapses, it doesn't mention the increased emphasis on high-stakes quantitative measures placed on schools and colleges.

Much of the blame has been placed on schools — lunch programs high in calories, snack and soda machines in the schools and curtailed or absent physical activities during the school day.

In fact, for every additional layer of sanction or reward placed on schools, teachers and children, about 3.5percentt more black students and 3 to 4percentt more Latinos grasped the basics of eighth-grade math.

"The duty to provide careers guidance was placed on schools at a time when most existing infrastructure and funding for such provision had been removed".

"Under Labour, all young people will be guaranteed exposure to the workplace, with a real focus placed on schools and colleges raising their game when it comes to delivering the advice and support that young people need for successful careers and further study".

As remittances become necessary to enable families to meet social costs such as education, health care and pensions, pressure is placed on school leavers to select an "internationally tradable occupation" [ 29]: one that will enable migration and the continuation of the remittance flow.

Steve Munby, head of the National College of School Leadership, welcomed the onus for improvement being placed on school leaders.

This was already a high proportion, reflecting the importance traditionally placed on schooling in Greek society.

This article explores the actual and projected presence of children in inner Sydney and the pressure this has placed on school places.

Increasingly, the performance expectations placed on school-based health clinics as a condition of funding has steadily increased.