Sentence examples for programme for schools from inspiring English sources

After starting with a TV cartoon and online games, the show has gone on to sponsor a financial education programme for schools and youth groups.

Next year a Peterloo festival will run from June to August, put on by Manchester Histories, which recently won a Heritage Lottery grant to put together a Peterloo education programme for schools in Greater Manchester.

He cares passionately about the public-service side of his role: ensuring affordable service in rural areas, or putting terminals into schools.On issues close to his heart, such as a pet programme for schools and libraries, he has already thumbed his nose at Congress.

They have five asks at their assembly tonight at the Barbican: a 20% ceiling on commercial lending interest rates of the sort that exists in France and Germany; an extension of the living wage (the best protection against debt); a statutory code for lending; a financial literacy programme for schools; and large-scale investment in community-based lending.

There will be an evening public lecture and film, "The Beginning of History", dealing with British prehistory, the introductory lecture being given by E. Cecil Curwen, and a film programme for schools designed to promote interest in local natural history and archæology.

Mr Duncan is, in fact, making early education one of his priorities, by including it in the next round of funding for Race to the Top, the big federal programme for schools.In this section Not so easy Out of the whirlwind Taking credit The new blue Toddle to the top Little and late Business paradise or den of thieves?

Baker & McKenzie recently launched its first legal administration apprenticeship programme for school leavers, delivered by CILEx law school.

To develop an education programme for school children to reduce their salt intake.

There are four specific objectives: To develop an education programme for school children to reduce their salt intake.

The overall aim of the School-EduSalt study was to develop an innovative, feasible, affordable and sustainable education programme for school children to reduce the dietary intake of salt for children as well as their families.

In 1968, Brian became head of education programmes for schools and adults at the Independent Broadcasting Authority.