Sentence examples for school key from inspiring English sources

Beneath a temporary headstone, sandwiched between wilting roses and browning gardenias, rests a souvenir school key chain.

It's that time of year again... they're making a list, and checking it twice; gonna find out who's naughty and nice – yes the primary school key stage 2 league tables have been published today.

Raising The Bar was introduced in 2012 to tackle poor performance after the local education authority was ranked in the bottom 10 for GCSE results and third bottom for primary school Key Stage 2 performance.

The letter followed an inspection in January of the council's strategy to improve overall school performance after league tables showed that, out of 150 education authorities, Suffolk was in the bottom 10 for GCSE results and third from bottom for primary school Key Stage 2 performance.

After graduating high school, Key played college football for Southwest Texas State University as a starting tight end.

Civic leaders have called construction of the school "key to renovation of Over-the-Rhine" and development plans for the area include the renovation of Music Hall, a new parking garage and public plaza nearby, and a major expansion of Washington Park.

He once astonished his teachers when, following the theft of the school keys, he cut new keys for each classroom door.

Handing over the school keys to the government, UNICEF Liberia Deputy Representative Dr. Fazlul Haque, said that the new classrooms were not just structures but sacred learning spaces to transform children's lives by opening up a world of opportunities for them.

The specific process is presented below: family background produces an important influence on previous school transition, K (such as the transition from primary school to junior high school), and students with good family background are admitted into better schools (key junior high schools).

Compared with students in nonkey junior high schools, key junior high school students have a 139.3 % (2.393 1 = 1.368, p < 0.05) higher OR in the enrollment in a vocational senior high school, a 70.8%% (0.292 1 ≈ −0.708, p < 0.001) lower OR in the enrollment in a nonkey senior high school, and a 1022.9%% (11.229 1 ≈ 10.229, p < 0.001) even higher OR in the enrollment in a key senior high school.

That it's a "magenta carpet" is particularly endearing, because it serves both as a nod to an old-school Key West-style campy gayness and as a way of differentiating this from other events and galas.