Sentence examples for school observed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Naeemi followed a school of thought within Sunni Islam in Pakistan, the Barelvi, which is at odds with the more fundamentalist Deobandi school observed by the Taliban.

On Tuesday, the school observed a moment of silence for Amanda during third period, according to students.

Last year when my eldest was in first grade, the school observed a moment of silence in deference to the anniversary.

The school observed how Climbié tended to fall asleep in class, and the headteacher later recalled Kouao mentioning Climbié suffering from some form of dermatological condition and that, on her last visit to the school on 25 March 1999, Climbié had a shaven head and was wearing a wig.

As a local teacher at a private school observed, " Our kids who are migrants, they really struggle.

Consistent with findings from a similar intervention targeting 5-7-year-old children (n = 223) [ 50] and previous studies [ 24, 25, 27], which have reported children are engaging in high proportions of MVPA, SOPLAY measurements revealed that over 50% of children at the intervention school observed at both the 7-week post-test and 8-month follow-up were engaged in MVPA during school lunch breaks.

It can also entail such requirements as sending one's children to the church school, observing unique holidays or attending Wednesday night services in addition to Sunday services.

"There were no mentors for most of us in law school," observes Evelyn Lewis, who is now a professor of law herself at the University of California at Davis.

Shreefal Mehta of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, an American engineering school, observes that there are always punters willing to gamble on very risky stocks in the hope of hitting the jackpot.

The actual reviews take place over a period of a term or more, with the four heads (or five in this case, because infant school head Jo Whitmore is involved alongside Orlik) spending two days in each school, observing lessons and talking to children, parents and staff.

Whether or not your school observes No Name-Calling Week, an effective way to get your kids thinking about the impact of bullying, name-calling and the power of kind words is to begin talking with them at home.