Sentence examples for schooling provision from inspiring English sources

The noise in the media was about the fact that Gove and Clegg seemed to be sending different messages, rather than about the role of central government, in coalition or otherwise, to ensure that schooling provision is made with regard to the needs of all children.

Washday at the Pā was the title of an old school picture book, photographed and written by Ans Westra, and published in 1964 by the government of Aotearoa New Zealand, as part of its educational publishing activities in support of universal schooling provision, in the post-WWII modernist era of national expansion and Māori urbanisation.

Washday was published in 1964 by School Publications (the publishing arm of the Department of Education) on behalf of the government of Aotearoa New Zealand, as part of its educational publishing programme to support universal state schooling provision, in the post-WWII modernist era of national expansion and Māori urbanisation.

That makes school provision even more important.

More thorny is the question of religion, ethnicity and school provision.

This is due to secondary moderns and grammar schools being retained there as well as private school provision being high.

The free pre-school provision is for 15 hours a week for 38 weeks of the year.

The man who wrote the schools provision says the same thing, that it is not meant as a deterrent — at least not yet.

We need to expand school provision, but we have a physical limitation as there are 260,000 schools in Brazil - we're not talking about a small country".

The study, by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, identified evidence of discrimination, harassment and exclusion in schools, provision of services and in the workplace.

SEN statements are crucial and often desperately fought for, as it means that there is an enforceable covenant between school provision and the child.