Sentence examples for schools a subject from inspiring English sources

Later, David Blunkett, a former student of his at the University of Sheffield who became a member of Tony Blair's cabinet, called on his former teacher to develop a program for teaching citizenship in schools, a subject now taught at all state-run schools to students between 11 and 16.

But ask him about the state of the country's schools, a subject to which he's devoted years of his life, and the words come easily.

All other things being equal, the more years of school a subject had, the better he or she performed on every mental test.

The number of arts teachers in schools has fallen by 11% since 2010 and in schools where a subject has been withdrawn, drama and performance has dropped by 23%, art by 17% and design technology by 14%.

Charter schools remain a subject of intense debate in Los Angeles, especially with the arrival soon of two new school board members who were supported by charter backers.

Although teachers and pupils confirmed that HIV/AIDS was taught in schools as a subject most rural teachers had inadequate training and teaching resource materials for the subject.

7This assumption may be inaccurate owing to school transition points or compulsory schooling laws, a subject we will return to later.

The polling team and psych consultants love that we have made "more guns in schools" a serious subject of mainstream discussion.

If teaching high or middle school, choose a subject.

I would also ensure that DRR is included in the school curriculum as a subject in high school and college levels".

But when we spend three quarters of a million dollars in a school ostensibly teaching a subject, and only two kids in that school learn anything, we think that's normal.