Sentence examples for schools educated from inspiring English sources

Its madrassas (religious schools) educated the Taliban and supplied legions for its army.

"The mythology, at least, was that public schools educated everyone together," said Professor Viteritti, of N.Y.U.

"It would be nice if more schools educated students in body mechanics and technique," Ms. Wilkens said.

The Department for Education said its £2.5bn pupil premium was helping to transform the way schools educated disadvantaged children.

The DfE said the survey showed a rise in the quality of academic qualifications held by teaching staff, with 96% of teachers in state schools educated to degree level or above.

Rangel et al [ 15] found that 77% of 112 US physiotherapy schools educated students with learning disabilities.

They gave rape education talks at colleges and high schools, educating thousands of students about rape.

Private schools educate only 7% of Britons.

Those secular schools educate about 15% of Flemish pupils.

These schools educate in spoken Mandarin and written Chinese characters.

In particular UNRWA schools educate 500,000 pupils across the region.