Sentence examples for school take up from inspiring English sources

A government spokesperson said they were looking at ways to improve secondary school take up.

Also try to do active things purely for enjoyment - play soccer with your kids after school, take up a dance class, or spend a fun day at the beach.

Evelyn Grace had to be squeezed into 1.4 hectares, while the average secondary school takes up more like 8ha.

He played soccer and football in junior high school, took up snowboarding and trained in the martial art of ninjutsu with his father.

By the age of eight he was riding racehorses at the Leopardstown stables of Seamus McGrath – where his father Jimmy, a successful jockey and winner of an Irish Derby, was attached – and at 14, when he could officially leave school, took up his apprenticeship.

But Dolores Vortami, who lives in an attached brick house on 61st Road, worried that if the new school took up one of the 73-acre campus's last open spots, the college might expand by buying up blocks in her neighborhood.

And while most of the stress and frenzy of these often difficult or awkward years thankfully fades with time and understanding, a mom or dad may nevertheless be quite shocked to discover that their own daughter has, in middle school, taken up behaviors that can only be described as, well, mean -- not to mention the ways in which their son may be behaving.

Many schools took up the challenge.

"I think it would be great if all schools took up this idea.

Hundreds of schools took up his "poetry challenge" to learn poems and raise money for charity.

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