Sentence examples for resources school from inspiring English sources

This study examines personal, social and environmental correlates of active transport to school among adolescents including sociodemographics, behavioural patterns, motivational factors, perceived barriers, peer support, family resources, school characteristics, urban/rural setting, distance to school and neighbourhood safety perceptions.

Administrative support encompasses a wide range of school-level policies, affecting school concerns such as student discipline, staff morale, teacher resources, school culture, and communication and collaboration between school personnel.

Dr. Greenberg also points out that due to limited resources, school districts depend on outside funding, foundations and federal grants in order to make wellness goals a reality.

Such facts and figures about Muslims and Islam -- compiled with the assistance of diverse community groups and advocates -- should also be featured in educational materials and resources, school curricula, popular Internet sites, television and films.

On the subscales of Parent relations, Financial resources, School environment, and Bullying, there were no significant gender differences.

But with limited resources, schools may have to start with the flexibility to find the right number of hours that balance impact and sustainability.

Socioeconomic pupil composition: Based on the percentage of pupils from families with few economic resources schools were dichotomised into high school SEP ('maximum 9 % or less') versus low ('10% or more').

It is interesting that Takacs (1996) points to Ehrenfeld and others as making early attempts to move beyond the "resource" school in valuing biodiversity as a whole.

SEED is working with 34 under- resourced schools around South Africa to deliver its Organic Classroom Program, a three-year-long primary-school curriculum.

The WA education minister Peter Collier said "children are bullied for a multitude of reasons" and the Safe Schools Coalition program was "but one resource schools can access".

Funny isn't it, how, as Winstone suggested, people do value well-functioning hospitals, properly resourced schools and good public infrastructure.