Sentence examples for schools apart from inspiring English sources
It seems that it is not the content of the lessons that sets church schools apart, but the way the schools are run.
Even Tony Blair is a fan his sons go to a Catholic school, the Oratory, in London.So what sets church schools apart?
Mann's citizen-making project emphasized Protestantism over Catholicism, for instance, one of the factors that led Catholics to create their own private schools apart from the public ones.
It's a bit like saying that maths is a successful subject in British schools, apart from the fact that pupils in half of schools can't count.
But that does not mean the schools are losing the international diversity that sets European schools apart from their American cousins.
As a result, charters will become more dependent on private donors to provide the extras -- more counselors, smaller classes, longer school days and up-to-date technology -- that charter operators say set their schools apart from traditional public schools.
But being schooled apart does have its benefit, she added.
Another thing that sets the school apart is the closeness of the community and the openness that follows.
Partly because I hate school (apart from rugby) and partly through a sense of duty: we have no money.
But what sets the school apart from many foreign-led projects is that Haggis and Belle chose not to rebuild an existing institution but start afresh.
Despite solid research showing that homework in elementary school, apart from reading, offers no benefits and can, in fact, be detrimental, children arrive home exhausted and with too much homework.
