Sentence examples for running of schools from inspiring English sources

Delivering those pledges involved direct intervention in the running of schools and hospitals, cutting across professional judgment about priorities.

They play a crucial role in the running of schools, with responsibilities including appointing the head and other senior staff, and controlling the budget.

CEA has taken over the running of schools only; early years and post-16 lifelong learning remains with the education department.

I defy anyone to suggest that a football club can know more about the running of schools than a local education authority".

Mr Wormald's report is the latest in a long line of inquiries into the "Trojan Horse" affair which stemmed from a letter outlining plans for hard-line Islamists to take over the running of schools.

Provocatively, in a party whose main strength is in local government, one new idea is the creation of "neighbourhood schools trusts" to take over the running of schools from local education authorities in some circumstances.

The Prime Minister David Cameron wants private schools, including his old school Eton, to be more involved in the setting up and running of state schools.

"If donors come to us and want to have a dialogue about the running of their schools," he said, "we absolutely listen to them and take their advice".

As a result, in 1996, Tiruchirappalli district was selected to be involved in the National Child Labour Project and in the running of special schools to educate working children.

He told MPs that head teachers had described how they had been bullied by governors wanting to intervene in the day to day running of the school.

‎ The local PTA actively participates in the day to day running of the school and provides ‎support whenever needed.