Sentence examples for school has excluded from inspiring English sources

His mum killed herself, his school has excluded him from lessons, an Asbo hangs over him, and he has a worrying obsession with his nan's kitchen knife and Charles Manson.

Ethan Longstreet Eliot Bergerr), age 11, has formed a gang at his Brooklyn school but has excluded classmate Zachary Cowan Elvis Polanskii), also age 11.

In terms of human capital, adults were not well educated and the cost of post-school vocational training had excluded younger people from the few job opportunities available (such as a driver, waiter or game park tracker).

Other stats provided by the National Autisti​c Society state that one in five autistic children at school has been excluded, only 15percentt of autistic adults are in full-time employment, and 51percentt of autistic adults have had no access to either full-time work or benefits.

While we aimed to sample a broad cross-section of adolescents, convenience sampling by peer educators through schools and youth centres may have excluded more marginalised adolescents and those less likely to be engaged with health promotion programs and SRH services.

There is evidence that academies have excluded more pupils than other schools and refused to take excluded pupils from neighbouring schools.

"It's only a few square miles to begin with, so it would have excluded virtually everyone for busing from the middle school and high school".

Other stats provided by the National Autistic Society state that one in five autistic children at school have been excluded, only 15percentt of autistic adults are in full-time employment, 51percentt of autistic adults have had no access to either full-time work or benefits.

Other stats provided by the National Autisti​c Society state that one in five autistic children at school have been excluded, only 15percentt of autistic adults are in full-time employment, 51percentt of autistic adults have had no access to either full-time work or benefits.

Clark is an intelligent boy diagnosed 18 months ago with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), who since summer school has already been excluded once in his first term at secondary school and has faced about 20 after-school detentions for disruptive behaviour.

Stuyvesant, along with other similar schools, has regularly been excluded from Newsweek's annual list of the Top 100 Public High Schools.