Sentence examples for schools taskforce from inspiring English sources

The Tory chair of the education select committee, Neil Carmichael, says it was "unfortunate" that the Small Schools Taskforce report came to light so long after its completion in May 2015.

The findings of the small schools taskforce are embarrassing for the government because the additional costs were meant to be covered by a government subsidy of £2,300 for schools with fewer than 150 pupils.

Throup was incensed to find out recently that the government appeared to know eight months before, via its own Small Schools Taskforce report – now leaked – that many primaries with fewer than 100 children were losing around £4,000 even with the extra money, and could be plunged into financial crisis without it.

They're part of our team, and suddenly it's 'are they still going to have a job?'" Jo Wotton, the food expert formerly employed by the Saints Wayy trust until being made redundant after the grant was cut, contributed to the Small Schools Taskforce report.

Although 50 million more children are in school compared to 2000, the taskforce has highlighted the shockingly poor learning outcomes achieved in many countries given that 250 million children are in school but not learning.

A report last year by an education taskforce showed that 46 schools in Nairobi have reported a lack of clarity with regard to their boundaries.

The APPEAL Taskforce calls on medical schools, pain specialists, medical students and relevant policymakers to ensure that pain education for medical students across Europe is fit for purpose and addresses the current unmet public health need to adequately assess and manage patients in pain.

The taskforce recommended bluntly that "an ongoing small schools subsidy is required for those schools serving less than 100 meals a day" – only for the government to ignore the advice.

Last month, the government's numeracy taskforce issued detailed guidelines for primary schools, calling for one hour of mathematics every day and outlining an ideal structure for the lessons.

In a statement, a Government spokesperson said: "This government has made tackling child abuse a priority - we set up the first ever cross-government Child Protection Taskforce to overhaul the way police, schools, social services and others work together in tackling this abhorrent crime.

He said the taskforce's Inspiring the Future project, linking state schools with employers, has now signed up two thirds of secondary schools.