Sentence examples for schools capacity from inspiring English sources

"Right now, we don't have the schools capacity to support an influx of residents with children," Judy Stanton, the Brooklyn Heights Association's executive director, said.

Meanwhile, in a blog two weeks ago, the leader of the largest independent review of primary education in recent times, Robin Alexander, alluded to the non-publication of a DfE inquiry, which he said was carried out in 2010-12, into schools' capacity to teach well across the curriculum.

This was part of a broader assessment of the schools' capacity to design, implement, and monitor HSR at country and regional levels.

Support will be also given to enhance schools' capacity to accommodate children from underprivileged families – which should allow more children like Yacine enrol and complete the primary education cycle.

To achieve this goal, the Education Support to Iraqi Refugee Children (ESIRC) project was structured around three components: (1) to improve/rehabilitate school buildings and sanitary facilities; (2) to provide educational supplies and furniture; and (3) to enhance pedagogical/learning environment by developing schools' capacity to integrate Iraqi refugee children.

This shortage was in part the result of the limited number of medical schools and of students enrolled and graduating from local medical programmes, along with a weak knowledge of medical schools' capacities, strengths and weaknesses [ 1, 2, 4, 7].

THE SCHOOLS Because of the influx of new residents, officials are working to increase school capacity in the area, where the highly ranked Public School 234 on Greenwich Street is overcrowded.

A downward trend in population growth at the end of the 20th century resulted in a surplus of schooling capacity.

In spite of loosening school capacity regulations, he still needs to agree to such an expansion and also to decide which school should be granted it.

The Local Government Association warned recently that we're approaching a "tipping point" in school capacity, and that we'll need 900,000 additional school places in the next 10 years.

In his earlier speeches, Mr. McGreevey said he would introduce new land-use laws to let municipalities charge builders for even the cost of their construction away from the site, on school capacity and roads.