Sentence examples for school ward from inspiring English sources

While in high school, Ward had decided to attend Dartmouth College.

When the head teachers asked on how they do prior preparation to their candidates, they mentioned the following techniques; To give frequently tests/exercises to students, Students do inter school, ward, and Districts trial tests.

One of the school wards, Sanoussi Noula, 12 years, was sad to see his classroom collapsed and no longer there.

As an encore, the old-school Ward, who is about as innovative as a butter churn, pulled a nifty crossover move out his pocket and lofted a jumper over Carter.

"We have a much larger population of young artists and professionals who have little sympathy for old-school ward politics but who, with many Latinos as neighbours, live exactly in Cianci's former strongholds," says Anthony Affigne, a political scientist at Providence College.

In an election season where change and transparency are themes in the race for mayor and dozens of aldermanic seats, Mr. Burke is an anomaly — a self-professed "old-school" ward boss without an opponent in an area undergoing extensive ethnic turnover.

In the New York City hospital where I plunge directly out of medical school, every ward has a few young people with fevers.

Back in April a 10-year-old male student at Elmwood Place Elementary School in Cincinnati, Ohio, found himself in some hot water after he brought a BB gun to school to ward off bullies who allegedly teased him about his ankle braces.

Permission was sought from the head teachers of all the four schools, the ward councillor, and class teachers.

The order follows a decision to designate five 15- and 16-year-olds who attended the same school as "wards of court" — or placed under court protection — to prevent them departing for Syria, lodged by social services at the London borough of Tower Hamlets in March. .

Most locations (primarily primary schools or ward offices) were in peri-urban areas with a few in villages.