Sentence examples for rounded curriculum from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Ukip would back compulsory sex education lessons and learning about gay relationships, Farage said "yes" as part of a proper "rounded" curriculum.

Something else is happening in business and engineering schools alike, i.e., they are integrating arts and sciences to create a more well rounded curriculum but also, laying the foundation for the workforce most corporate executives say will be most in demand in the so-called new economy.

As part of our well-rounded curriculum, we already have many important skills offerings.

They are a necessary and important part of any well-rounded curriculum, but acquisition of such skills does not change the circumstances in which people live.

The Tories and Lib Dems united, even then, to vote against this well-rounded curriculum that most primary teachers had welcomed.

The line "the Tories and Lib Dems united, even then, to vote for this well-rounded curriculum" was changed to "voted against".

But for every school you point to, I can show you five other schools across the country where students are still taking a well-rounded curriculum and are still making adequate yearly progress.

The well-rounded curriculum offers courses in theology, logic, science, math, philosophy and more.

We find that our broad and well-rounded curriculum prepares students for any path that their interests and careers may take while providing the option to explore a range of legal subjects.

A strength of the program is its well-rounded curriculum, where students can freely take courses according to their interests (one course in China's current economic transition is required for all scholars) while creating friendships and bonds while living together in dorms on campus.

Since 1995, the Film and Media Studies Program has combined a real industry education with a rigorous, well-rounded curriculum designed to foster critical understanding and historical knowledge of film and media, as well as their relationship to modern cultures, literatures, art, history, and philosophy.