Sentence examples for schools round from inspiring English sources

"The schools round here are great.

At a meeting about free schools in Walthamstow in London on Tuesday, a parent said: "The secondary schools round here are terrible.

They were told they wouldn't be allowed to take on any more until they can show they have turned those schools round".

The majority of Chinese buyers are coming here with younger children, to try and integrate them into Cambridge society and the schools round here, with the view that they will hopefully go to the university in future.

Every year, from December through April, more than half the world's 25,000 gray whales swim down from the Arctic to the Pacific lagoons north of Los Cabos, and some schools round the bend into the warmer, calmer gulf.

As one education consultant said: 'There won't be any new schools round here while there are still places in failing schools.' In his later years in power, Mr Blair realised the problems and passed a variety of measures to increase the choice, diversity and competition in the schools system, which, according to international evidence, is essential in raising standards.

Asgill was sent to Westminster, one of Britain's most prestigious schools, rounding out his education at the University of Göttingen in Germany.

Five other schools rounded out the list of nominees for that award — Cranford High School ("Anything Goes"), Gill St. Bernard's in Gladstone ("Into the Woods, Summitit High School ("The Music Man"), Union High School ("42nd Street") and Fair Lawn High School ("Thoroughly Modern Millie").

They teamed with people from kipp's Houston schools, rounded up twenty-nine teachers (twenty-six of whom had been with the Teach for America program in New Orleans), and on October 3rd — just over a month after Katrina — opened New Orleans West College Prep, kindergarten through eighth grade.

He lives on the poorer side of town and his carers are sending him to the high school round the corner.

Before I had children, I found parents saying, "We're so worried we might not get Emily into the outstanding school further away than the good school round the corner" disheartening.