Sentence examples for schools strand from inspiring English sources

Nine respondents recognised the relevance of oral health to this Healthy Schools strand: 'there's a very nice project... about the effect of your teeth on your whole face, and your own personality... that's about self-esteem as well' (11) Respondents were asked about two aspects of physical activity that could prevent oro-facial trauma: the use of cycle helmets and sports mouthguards.

Most recently, the largest charter school company in California abruptly closed all 60 of its schools, stranding 10,000 pupils only weeks before classes were to begin.

The National Association of Headteachers argued schools were "stranded" and unable to be impartial about options at age 16-19.

They were high-school principals, stranded on their way back from a conference in Boston.

Kallaya Witsahamunee, 59, a primary school teacher stranded on the second floor of her house in Lop Buri Province, said that the floodwater arrived suddenly this week.

For example, Lord of the Flies by William Golding is about a group of school boys stranded on an island.

The strike could leave up to 750,000 government school students stranded without classes for weeks, maybe months.

At the Strand school in Brixton Hill, Reg played the trumpet and formed a band with classmates including the trumpeter Norris Lou Robinsonon and the trombonist John Jackson, whose father was the trombonist Ellis Jackson of the Billy Cotton showband.

But with the launch of the Excellence in Cities initiative in 1999, which included a strand requiring schools to identify five to 10% of their pupils as gifted or talented and provide for them accordingly, the educational tide began to turn.

A week of storms has killed at least 12 people across northern Europe, submerged streets, closed schools and left many stranded on rooftops.

I'm enormously fond of high school movies, particularly that strand of dialogue-heavy cinema pioneered by John Hughes and Amy Heckerling in the 1980s.