Sentence examples for schools setting from inspiring English sources

But he rejected the idea of schools setting their teachers' pay.

Labor on Wednesday launched its campaign on public schools, setting up education funding as a key election issue.

This is why the warnings of a "free-for-all" resonate: 25,000 English schools setting their own dates is a recipe for chaos.

Yet Mr. Bloomberg has staked his mayoral reputation on the schools, setting a high political bar for himself, one no other mayor has had to reach.

Next year, it hopes to work in most of Cambridgeshire's special needs schools, setting up self-advocacy groups for 14- to 18-year-olds.

On top of economic challenges, the post-16 landscape is getting increasingly competitive, with more schools setting up their own sixth-forms.

Some schools set a strict word limit.

Some commercial schools set tuition close to that number.

There are clear guidelines for schools, set out by the Department for Education, about school exclusions.

New "free schools" set up by parents, charities and profit making companies will be pushed ruthlessly.

He added: "Many schools set their standards at the lowest possible level for some athletes.