Sentence examples for school bid from inspiring English sources

Local authorities published school bid information when running new school competitions.

Our first film on free school bid in Berkshire.

The reasons for accepting or rejecting all new school bids were routinely published on the Schools Adjudicator website.

If a new school is needed, academy/free school bids must be prioritised before any other school can be considered, the secretary of state will decide who runs it, local authorities are frozen out and new maintained schools will be almost impossible to achieve.

Those seem fair points, until you realise one in three successful free school bids didn't have a postcode for location during its application, or that 84% of free schools failed to fill all their places in the first year of operation.

Mr Davies said the "top-up scheme" had been in operation for 10 years and that every faculty of the school bids for funds from it.

Ros McMullen, a former executive principal who has worked for decades in challenging schools, bid in 2012 to open a school in an area of Leeds with a serious shortages of places.

But more insidious in the short term is the fact that the unlimited expansion of any popular school, a coalition policy in the last parliament, means there is nothing to stop existing grammar schools bidding to open "annexes" (in effect new selective schools) locally.

He chose medical school and bid farewell to Kertesz.

Five brothers commandeered the grounds of a high school to bid their mother goodbye with pomp befitting a state funeral.

In the week since Ashford's parent company announced that a regional consortium of colleges had denied the school's bid for new accreditation, the company's stock has plummeted more than 50percentt.