Sentence examples for school changing from inspiring English sources
Besides, there's nothing wrong with a school changing its intake.
'ANGRY PIRAThisThis isn't a name we're going to explain here, but one of many examples of GCHQ embracing the sort of misogynistic sexual slang that's briefly hilarious in secondary school changing rooms.
The village completely uprooted and gathered around the school, changing its name from Abu-Gara'a to Um El-Qura – Arabic for "the Mother of Villages" – with more than four tribes moving to the area hoping to enrol their children.
According to research by equality rights group Stonewall, two-thirds of LGB pupils say they don't like team sports, while three in 10 experience homophobic bullying in school changing rooms and a quarter are bullied during sport.
Yet even the mother who spent her junior year of high school changing into her cool off-the-shoulder sweatshirt or her short-shorts might hesitate when her daughter wants to head to the school bus wearing nothing but a "pinnie" (a mesh tank with extra-large arm openings, usually used to designate opposing teams at sports practices) over her bra.
One of the first scenes in the film features Carrie White, naked and soaping herself up in the school changing rooms, her mouth agape, hands running over her breasts and down between her thighs, until, withdrawing them, she finds they're covered in blood.
Goizueta School of Business at Emory University in Atlanta has joined the recent list of schools changing deans.
Reforming our schools; changing the way we use energy; reducing our deficit – none of this is easy.
In addition to schools changing term lengths, I want to see a major effort, including from local councils, to address the issue of pupils falling behind in the summer.
Under Labour, there was much discussion about schools changing their terms to this model.
He argued there were substantial constraints on individual schools changing - such as a large majority of schools planning to retain national arrangements for pay and conditions.
