Sentence examples for primary school thought from inspiring English sources
Six great picture books were shortlisted for the 2012 Roald Dahl funny prize - find out what year one pupils from Hitherfield primary school thought about them.
Labour have never had to fight very hard for my vote – but, as a primary school teacher, the thought of putting them in charge of primary education fills me with dread.
As for shopping, go to Etchingham Community Stores, set up and funded by a collective of residents in 2003 after their existing shop closed down, and send your children to a well-thought-of primary school and Sunday school at the village's pretty, 14th-century church.
It is in this sense that Edgar Morin speaks about "thought reform": Thought reform would require a reform of teaching (in primary school, secondary school, university), that in turn would require a reform of thought.
The stress on memorising information and passing exams, which begins in primary school and continues through to senior high, has been blamed for stifling critical, independent thought and placing too much pressure to succeed on children as young as five.
"Parents confide that the children cry at the thought of coming to school and are often exhausted due to the stress of learning," one anonymous primary school teacher who took part in a survey said.
The plan for 433 homes, a primary school and a link road on the site was highlighted by the Flood Protection Association (FPA) as an example of a lack of thought in where to build houses.
The village primary school.
They barely finished primary school".
A primary school is coming out.
