Sentence examples for schools developed from inspiring English sources

"The schools developed business plans that included aggressive marketing and development in an attempt to increase enrollment and move toward self-sufficiency," it said.

State-owned secondary schools developed throughout the period, although the achievement was scarcely comparable to the development of primary education in the early period.

After the advent of Islam, these schools developed into centres for instruction in elementary Islamic subjects.

It introduced the Arabic script, and, because knowledge of the Qurʾān became an important religious requirement, Qurʾānic schools developed.

But, for the most part, schools developed new policies themselves; under the threat of losing federal funds, many did even more than what was required.

Finally, recognizing a need to assist in overcoming the communication barrier as well as to prepare engineers for the future, engineering schools developed courses and curricula in bioengineering.

His Step Into Dance programme helps youngsters in 200 schools develop dancing skills.

"The Tories have a bottom-up approach: they want to let schools develop their own programmes".

Inspectors also consider how well schools develop their pupils' response to and participation in artistic, sporting and cultural opportunities".

Alumni are extensively used to describe their experiences and to help the schools develop a knowledge of different industries.

In its response to the MPs, the government suggested a "holistic" school-based approach, with individual schools developing their own codes of practice.