Sentence examples for provincial schools from inspiring English sources

The public school system consisted of schools for nobles, national schools, and provincial schools.

O'Connell first spotted 14-year-old David Rudisha in 2004, running the 200m sprint at a provincial schools race.

In the field of education, a daigakuryō, or college house, was established in the capital, and kokugaku, or provincial schools, were built in the provinces.

Their undergraduate degrees, many from the growing crop of third-tier provincial schools, earn them little respect in the big city.

High school football games were moved out of the sniper's known target area to provincial schools that officials would not publicly identify.

The parochial schools (prikhodskiye uchilishcha) in the rural areas were to instruct the peasantry in reading, writing, arithmetic, and elements of agriculture; the district schools of urban areas (uyezdnye uchilishcha) and the provincial schools (gimnazii) were to give instruction in subjects necessary for civil servants law, political economy, technology, and commerce.

Most kindergartens are part of the provincial school system.

Berytus, on the other hand, became the seat of the most famous provincial school of Roman law.

A few years later, while taking time off from college, I wound up teaching English in a provincial school in Russia.

He later lectured at the provincial school in Norwich sometime in the late 1320's, a work that is now referred to as the Lectura secunda [LS].

Events and activities in Phrae highly involved in developing and transforming the spatial aspect of the city, to counter colonialism, many development symbols established such as provincial school, Governor Manor (Formerly Lan Na royal family Manor), forestry school, etc.