Sentence examples for poorly resourced schools from inspiring English sources

This decision followed the couple's observation of poorly resourced schools in rural communities struggling to break the poverty cycle.

It was a reminder that the gloomy picture Guttenplan painted of neglected, underachieving middle-class kids in an overcrowded, poorly resourced school was a travesty of what many inner-city state schools offer.

This community-orientedness by pupils resonated Takayangi's (2010) findings in a slum school in Zambia where orphans and vulnerable children preferred remaining in their local poorly resourced school asserting belonging and commitment to their own community.

So you can imagine our surprise when we heard that he had not only flunked out of his first year of university but taken up a job as a temporary maths teacher at St. Peter, the poorly resourced, upper-top secondary school in the valley.

In particular, the perceived lack of value for foreign language teachers and foreign language education in schools, the poor leadership experience, and negative school cultures were reported by many teachers as having a major negative impact in their careers, as they translated into poorly resourced language education programs and intense working conditions in schools.

Last year, however, Obiang's family opened a textile factory and insisted all schools bought uniforms from there, increasing their wealth a tiny bit more and further undermining a poorly resourced education system.

But the taskforce is poorly resourced.

Regulators are constituted to be "light touch" and poorly resourced.

However, all too often low-income countries are poorly resourced and have weak health systems.

But the report notes that children's services are particularly poorly resourced.

We are building multiple, redundant, poorly resourced businesses, each with their own standards.