Sentence examples for schools proved from inspiring English sources

Some academies and free schools proved so dire that they were shut down or handed to other sponsors to manage.

Birmingham reportedly said the analysis of the results from these schools – representing about 4% of all schools – proved that the Gonski reforms had been a failure.

"I think it's perfectly possible to provide him with luxuries and still instill in him a drive to be productive," opines Lisa VanDamme, the tutor the LePorts hired to educate their children at home once day schools proved inadequate.

Thompson and his mother moved to where she could find work, but keeping up with the different demands of all those schools proved difficult.

With these schools proving so popular, parents and groups continue to come forward in significant numbers to set them up.

The coalition's education reforms were helping a more schools prove "destination need not be destiny", Gove said.

Will these austerity schools prove to be value-for-money schools?

Brett Wigdortz, chief executive of Teach First, said: "The success of London's schools proves that deprivation needn't determine destiny.

Alternative ways of schooling based on the principal values of children's autonomy and cooperation, such as the Sudbury school, Montessori, Dewey, and Piaget schools prove that even in the industrialized society, the hunter-gatherer model of education can succeed.

Particularly in the so called "hard" science subjects the supposedly equal treatment offered by coeducation in schools proves to be, on closer inspection, an extremely subtle form of unequal treatment.

Mr Gove said he did not accept this, adding that there were a growing number of schools "proving that deprivation need not be destiny - that with the right teaching and the right values they can outperform everyone's expectations".