Sentence examples for schools flies from inspiring English sources

Chris Husbands, the director of the Institute of Education, said the decision to remove the requirement for teachers to gain qualified teacher status in state-funded schools "flies in the face of evidence nationally and internationally".

Chris Husbands, director of the Institute of Education, says the decision to transfer responsibility for teacher training in England away from universities to schools flies in the face of findings on best practice internationally.

Statistics on computers in schools fly fast and furious.

In the US many schools fly the stars and stripes and pupils pledge allegiance to the flag each morning.

The government has announced that it will not make sex and relationships education (SRE) compulsory in all schools, flying in the face of advice from experts and pleas from teachers, pupils and parents alike.

"It's really old-school flying".

He spent six years in the Navy between college and law school, flying radar-jamming planes over Bosnia and Iraq.

These look like very old-school flying saucers, the broken down wobbly ones that low-income aliens fly.

Ms Hutt said £75m would be spent over three years on training 4,000 young people and £55m would be available to extend the pre-school Flying Start programme for underprivileged children.

He met his wife, Carole, while teaching a ground-school flying class, and later proposed to her under the Saturn V rocket on display at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

Finishing up boarding school, flying back and forth across the country during vacations.