Sentence examples for school set up from inspiring English sources

Went to an elite school set up to educate black Bermudans for leadership roles, then to George Brown Theatre School in Toronto.

A law school set up nearby.

The business school set up offices in Midtown.

A teacher from a neighbouring school set up a screenwriting workshop at the estate's community centre.

IMD, the Swiss business school, set up a Tokyo office last year to market its executive programs to Japanese firms.

At a school set up by activists in downtown Tehran, children are taught a range of subjects including English.

After her death, the parent-teacher association at her school set up a memorial fund to help with funeral expenses.

In the simplest of terms, it was an art school set up in opposition to the old European art academies.

Now she is active in an alternative public school set up by parents in the neighborhood, the Hamilton Heights Academy.

The school set up a fundraising group, and all the parents helped by holding quiz nights, car boot sales etc.

In 1938, his parents, Jewish doctors, sent him and his brother, Richard, to an English boarding school set up for youths who had fled Nazi Germany.