Sentence examples similar to prime education from inspiring English sources

If we're not careful in a few years we could see a sub-prime education scandal".

It wasn't a prime minister, education secretary, Ofsted chief or even a teacher who uttered the most prophetic words about the future of schools at the dawn of the decade, but Tony Blair's official spokesman.

"We must also take on," he said, "the culture of excuses which still infects some parts of the teaching profession".The prime minister sees education as the key to his efforts to "modernise" Britain.

Muhyiddin Yassin, Malaysia's deputy prime minister and education minister, is leading a major review of the education system.

As a start, the prime minister and education secretary might take note of the wise and well-informed education select committee report on social work (pdf) and comments in the Lords debate on the children and social work bill, which argue against the rush to move statutory children's social work and child protection outside of local authorities.

He says he wants to be Australia's "education prime minister".

The comments were lauded by both the prime minister and education minister during question time.

Abou Yaareb Marzouki, the deputy prime minister for education, brushed off concerns about the fine levied on the television executive.

The joint appearance by the deputy prime minister and education secretary was originally scheduled to take place on Tuesday.

Ofsted has also been asked to maintain a "regular presence" in Birmingham's schools, reporting directly to the prime minister and education secretary.

At first, the prime minister's education speech at a school in north London today appeared to suggest that the inflation ringfence that has previously protected the schools budget was to remain in place.