Sentence examples for schools tour from inspiring English sources

I'd heard about Blood Brothers because my mum, a teacher, had seen Russell's earlier nonmusical version on a schools tour, but otherwise, it was just a new show by a popular local author that everyone wanted to see.

During his schools tour, Mr. Obama has also visited a school in Miami with former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, as well as one in Northern Virginia with Prime Minister Julia Gillard of Australia.

In the following RSC season, he played Edmund (and arranged the fights) for Goodbody's heavily cut King Lear, mounted in The Other Place before launching on a schools tour; Tony Church was Lear, David Suchet the Fool.

So keen is interest in the tower's history that the owner has begun asking the workers who built it to come out of retirement and talk to schools, tour groups and the press.

A regional schools tour was organised to tie in with the launch of the series, with pupils writing short scenes based on scenarios tying in with the PSHE curriculum, which were performed, filmed and edited.

Sarah Miller, BBC Learning commissioner and executive producer of series 3, explained: "The schools tour was a terrific opportunity to deliver powerful face-to-face workshops, giving students and teachers the opportunity to develop key media production skills and to get behind the scenes of a top BBC drama".

Not discussed on schools' tours or in their glossy pamphlets, counseling out is nonetheless a matter of practice at many private schools.

SGAC-Ghana's Michael Afful says: "We have already embarked on outreach programmes in various secondary and tertiary schools, tours to interesting scientific sites, and we have also created interesting competitions to spark the minds of young space enthusiasts".

During the 2010-2012 school years, more than 37,600 students from 587 schools toured the DIA and created artworks.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 9, 2010 A couple of weeks ago, I went on a middle-school tour in lower Manhattan (the school-choice movement demands a lot of touring).

A couple of weeks ago, I went on a middle-school tour in lower Manhattan (the school-choice movement demands a lot of touring).