Sentence examples for school visitors from inspiring English sources

School visitors performed the didactical experiences in one or more visits (primary school one visit, approximately five hours; middle school three visits, approximately 15 hours; high school two visits, approximately 12 hours).

The commitments made by school visitors and reading helpers cannot be a flash in the pan.

And generally the text takes on a "you are there" tone that strains to be engaging to school visitors.

School visitors on open days are shown a new £40m sports centre, complete with a 200-machine "fitness suite".

This leaves teachers and other school visitors in a bind, because most are from out of the area.

Mr. Konwerski did emphasize that most high school visitors are accompanied by a student host or are part of a scholarship program, which has policies in place to ensure an alcohol-free visit.

The Sultan of Brunei owns the Dorchester; Saudi prince al-Waleed bin Talal has refitted his Savoy, to the dismay of old-school visitors; and this summer the Barclay brothers sold their stake in Claridge's, the Berkeley and the Connaught to a business controlled by Qatari sovereign funds, after the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority had reportedly offered £1.6bn.

The phenomenal and widely documented success of the Tour de France Grand Départ and the new Tour de Yorkshire have demonstrated an appetite for cycling not only from our local authorities, but residents, media, schools, visitors and of course from the riders".

Barnes saw himself as creating not a museum but an art school, where visitors (including, he insisted, inner-city children) would be exposed to his ideas of beauty.

Ali Ahmed Bagader, a bright-eyed, keen-witted 8-year-old studying at the Bin Laden Madrassah, or Islamic school, met visitors as they pulled up in the dusty square near the village's main mosque.

For true enthusiasts, Frank McHardy, its semiretired master distiller, leads a whiskey-making school for visitors who want to live, eat and work alongside one of the oldest hands in the trade.