Sentence examples for school will teach from inspiring English sources

Every Catholic school will teach to it.

The school will teach problem solving, its creators say.

The school will teach cyber skills to some of the UK's most gifted 16- to 19-year-olds.

At full capacity, the school will teach 240 pupils with a nursery providing space for a further 26 children.

Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal who paid students to drop out of school, will teach at Stanford this spring, Reuters reports.

An atheist group called Derbyshire Secularists and Humanists has argued the school will teach "a distorted view of the world".

The better faith schools will teach about other belief systems, but that is no substitute for the children interacting on a daily basis.

Schools will teach maths and English using anti-sugar exercises as part of an attempt by health officials to tackle poor diets and overeating among young children.

While opponents of same-sex marriage worry that schools will teach that gay and straight relationships are equal, many supporters focus on a different, but still child-centered, issue: What about the children now being raised in families headed by gay men and lesbians?

Such a classically American challenge seems far from the everyday stories that Mr. Grant, the Iowa Review editor, ordered for the 9/11 anniversary: local worries about managing air travel, how county schools will teach about Sept. 11, the increased alertness of the Iowa police and National Guardsmen.

Secondary schools will teach British history from 1066 to 1901, followed by Britain, Europe and world events from 1901, including the Holocaust and Winston Churchill.