Sentence examples for schools established from inspiring English sources

But what if there were free schools established in deprived areas to help disadvantaged communities?

Philosophical Aristotelianism has been mainly confined to the German schools established by Trendelenburg and Franz Brentano.

This study conducted a daylight evaluation of schools established in high-rise housing complexes in a Korean city.

The key stage two tests and assessments were also taken for the first time by free schools established since 2011.

Academy schools, established in 2000 under Tony Blair, have more freedoms than schools under local authority control, such as comprehensives.

Urging educational advancement upon Ceylon Buddhists, he saw three colleges and 250 schools established as a result of his efforts.

The private schools, established in the 1990s by Turkey's Gulenist movement, are rated among the best in Pakistan.

Taizong further developed the state schools established by Gaozu and set up a national academy directorate to oversee them.

It is also part of a wave of elite Western boarding schools establishing campuses in Asia.

The Department for Education said the chairs could conduct masterclasses for pupils in networks of schools, establish links between schools and universities, and share their skills through online teaching resources.

Rich people would bypass the schools, establishing home schooling networks as they do in America.