Sentence examples for schools due to from inspiring English sources

More than 60 schools due to house polling stations have been hit by arson attacks in the last 36 hours.

Overall, about half of the 17,000 schools due to sit the tests are set to abandon them.

Ian McCaw, Baylor's athletic director, said the school was refusing permission for Niemann to speak with other schools "due to the timing and circumstances of this request".

But there is also this element of some subjects not being able to be offered by schools due to funding pressure post-16.

A girl is good and, because of the burgeoning programs at bigger schools due to Title IX, she can get a scholarship elsewhere.

She attended a succession of local schools due to the family's constant moving and at 16 was already working as a secretary.

The use of public funds is one good reason, then, that the first free schools, due to open this September, will be scrutinised like no others.

In practice, this might mean even less money for schools due to a funding catastrophe caused by another of Clegg's pet schemes: universal school meals.

Here are a few examples from recent news stories around the English-speaking world: The emergency closure of 17 Scottish schools due to safety concerns.

Some schools, due to their remoteness or following horrendous tragedies such as the massacre in Newtown, may decide that appropriately trained police officers are necessary.

An analysis of the 26 free schools due to open in September 2014 by the Department for Education shows 13 primaries still had places available – reflecting concerns in some localities about Michael Gove's controversial educational initiative.