Sentence examples for schools movement from inspiring English sources

The Essential Schools movement sprang from Professor Sizer's seminal book "Horace's Compromise: The Dilemma of the American High School" (1984).

Professor Sizer was best known as the father of the Essential Schools movement, which he founded in 1984.

Will a grammar school-obsessed government help more primary schools have a weekly woodland experience via the forest schools movement?

Its co-sponsor is the Liberal Democrat-controlled Richmond Council, and the Conservatives have often eulogised about bringing the Swedish independent "free" schools movement to this country.

A trip to New York to visit its charter schools provided a major part of the inspiration for Kings – and indeed, for the wider free schools movement.

The coalition's controversial free schools are inspired by the US charter schools movement, which often demand longer hours from teachers and impose strict discipline on children.

The art is presented by decades, instead of by schools, movements, or influences.

There are international precedents for such action in the sustainable-school and health-promoting schools movements (Davis and Cooke 2007).

New statistics show that there has been a huge rise in applications from academies, educational charities and individuals involved in the free-schools movement to arrange boarding facilities for pupils.

The charter school movement in the United States is one example.

ALBANY — Accountability is a mantra of the charter school movement.