Sentence examples for school aims from inspiring English sources

By promoting a policy of 'not one child out of school' and encouraging religious and traditional leaders to be committed to the enrollment of girls, 'Back to School' aims to prevent gender biases.

The school aims to ensure children enjoy learning, rather than putting them under pressure to achieve league table-topping results.

According to its website, the independent boarding school aims to educate Muslim girls over the age of 11 "in a safe, secure, happy and Islamic environment".

Roden has been quoted as saying the school aims to give the kind of education that other parents pay £30,000 a year for.

That's not astonishing, considering how this prestigious school aims to form, above all, graduates who can compete in the job market and fight against Evil.

Founded in 1872 by Queen Victoria's daughter, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, the school aims to restore ornamental needlework to its former status as a high art.

Should every school aim to offer cultural opportunities to their students?" he asked.

When kids from the Roman Catholic school aim anti-Semitic slurs at him, he's relieved not to be teased about his weight.

The district has put out a request for proposals for a new middle school, which some board members of District 1 said they feared would turn out to be another school aimed at gifted children.

Seasonal Nursery School: Aimed at children whose mothers have temporary or seasonal jobs, especially in fruit production, farming, fishing and tourism.

The school aimed to make its charges law-abiding and useful citizens by means of a clear set of faith-based values, stressing responsibility and respect.