Sentence examples for right to school from inspiring English sources

Wenger, the teacher rather than merely the coach of his players, has earned the right to school his teams over a period of more than 13 years at Arsenal.

Because she is in the 16-18 agroupoup, Harbud is obliged by law to attend either school or training, but she has no matching statutory right to school transport – and two thirds of local authorities no longer provide any free travel to school or college for over-16s.

Don't we pèp la ("the people," poor majority) have a right to school as well?

The foundation promotes schooling changes and goals including more standardized testing, outcome-based funding, and the right to school choice.

Whether it is a young girl denied the right to school or a male tired of hearing the stereotypical phrase "man up," injustice is being done and it is essential to stand up against it.

However, new figures to be published by UNESCO in the annual Global Monitoring Report, will show that for 61 million children denied the right to school, opportunity through education is still an empty promise.

Fundamental right to schooling Initiated by UNICEF and its partners in 2004, Welcome to School was first introduced in 1,600 primary schools in 13 pilot districts.

When it took effect in April 2010, the Right to Education Act enshrined, for the first time, a constitutional right to schooling, promising that every child from 6 to 14 would be provided with it.

Commendable progress in narrowing the gender gap in education has been made, though far too many girls are still denied their right to schooling because of gender discrimination.

"All children have a right to schooling and all the opportunity that education provides," Bellamy said.

Mothers' campaign promotes girls' right to schooling in northern Cameroon PERMA VILLAGE, Cameroon, 17 November 2009 – Hawa Mahmadou, 12, was devastated when she was forced to drop out of school two years ago because her parents couldn't afford the fees.