Sentence examples for school ethos from inspiring English sources
Their school ethos is 'If You Aim High You Will Succeed'.
It's a central part of forming a coherent school ethos to discuss these issues openly.
The school ethos is underpinned by the idea of "common terms" – commonalities that unite the different faith communities.
The main contribution of Zaha Hadid's architecture to the school ethos is to create an energetic, if sometimes forbidding, atmosphere.
At Knights Enham junior school in Andover, Hampshire, human rights have become embedded into the school ethos.
These results shed some light on the relevance of personal relations and the broader social and physical environment to the school ethos, and provides practice and design implications for urban as well as rural schooling contexts.
They like the small-school ethos.
Jubilee (Derek Jarman, 1977) Jarman captures the art-school ethos of punk before the music and fashion became blankly uniform.
Certainly, many of the reforms emanating from the department for education seem to idealise a particular kind of private-school ethos: houses, uniforms, fact-learning, Latin.
Lewis's exuberance impressed MacLennan, partly because it contrasted so dramatically with the old-school ethos of some senior Telegraph staffers, many of whom were keen to defend the papers tradition of 'gentlemanly journalism'.
At a time when many large law firms have discarded the traditional partnership model and embraced a more bottom-line approach, Debevoise has been seen as retaining an old-school ethos — a genteel law firm known for its camaraderie and decency.
