Sentence examples for schools introduces from inspiring English sources

The package adds 1,000 preschool slots for children from low-income families, institutes a new network to intervene in failing schools, introduces a pilot program to enhance literacy for young students and includes new evaluation measures for teachers that fall short of the sweeping changes he proposed.

We can insist that our schools introduce nutrition education early.

The trust has long run summer schools introducing students from disadvantaged backgrounds to elite British universities.

Grammar schools, introduced at the end of the second world war, offer this opportunity.

He had opted to introduce elite rowing at year nine after seeing that successful private schools introduced the sport then.

Sex education in schools, introduced in in 1973, deals almost exclusively with contraception and the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases.

It should be out talking to schools, introducing kids to a career they may never have thought of.

Medical schools introduce pupils to sleep-deprived snacking; law schools equip them to brave articulate ridicule; business schools cull the weak.

The initiative is the second stage in the BBC's nationwide project to help schools introduce pupils to classical music, launched last year for younger children.

Such was the concern about young people becoming caught up in these situations, London secondary schools introduced lessons aimed at teaching the meaning of joint enterprise in 2010.

Michael Gove has made coding part of the national curriculum: all secondary schools must teach coding, and primary schools introduce it, from September 2014.