Sentence examples for schools to understand from inspiring English sources

We need our business schools to understand Bologna and take advantage of this...We think we are so strong.

I suspect Gove and his head-in-the-clouds civil servants simply haven't spent enough time in 21st century schools to understand just what the logistical problems are.

Valentine Mulholland, a policy adviser at the National Association of Head Teachers, said it was important for schools to understand the wider impact of living in poverty for children's experiences of school.

"I know – from personal experience – that some of you embrace this approach, for example welcoming would-be heads of tough schools to understand how you develop a whole-school ethos, explaining how you undertake comprehensive professional development or sharing research about the brains of adolescents.

'We can work on children in schools to understand the importance of healthy eating but if we're not getting to the parents as well, it will continue to be a struggle.' Blair will shortly meet Oliver to receive the petition triggered by his Feed Me Better campaign, now signed by more than 100,000 people, calling for low-fat, healthy, fresh school food.

They are easier for schools to understand and crucially they will continue to restrict unhealthy foods to ensure our children eat well".

"They don't realize it's necessary to come and join the school to understand their kids' lives".

Cooper added: Shouldn't we be educating Britons, especially the young at school to understand basic finance.

But whether in the factory or on the farm, Southern workers were schooled to understand a brutal financial fact.

A dedicated teacher of great creativity and energy, he allowed the young artists of our School to understand the beauty and intricacies of music with a sparkle in his eye and a determination that permeated his classroom.

It might not have helped that my reading the previous evening had given strong intimations that I had been trained in the old school to understand the importance of being earnest and that I had not gone to any other school.