Sentence examples for school shapes from inspiring English sources

School shapes our ends - almost literally so in the case of the more sexually promiscuous male public schools.

Develop a shape you would like to have whether it has a pointy nose or a round tail, whatever you like there are many old school shapes.

My struggle with dyslexia at school shaped my approach to education.

High school shaped bin Laden's future in another way as well.

All the books I read in high school shaped how I thought about the world and what I wanted to do with my life.

At at time when schools are being asked to promote "British values" amid government concerns that young people must be protected from radicalisation, St Alban's is a school shaped by the bigger idea of multi-faith integration and inclusion.

Children begin school at a disadvantage and then never quite catch up, with lower achievement at the start of school shaping their expectations in the years ahead.

Cookies would be baked and brought to school shaped like hearts with hand-frosted sayings like "URAQT" and "INVU".

"There's a proportion of young people," he says, "who are just not school-shaped.

This new guidance aims to help schools shape their culture in the light of this reality, by ensuring they offer a safe and welcoming place for all God's children.

The next morning, after that first run on Vein Glory, we hit the ski-school shape up, a chaotic scrum of children and parents surrounding the polyglot crew of youthful ski instructors.