Sentence examples for schools were able from inspiring English sources

At the outset, schools were able to decide to become academies, but once locked into your totalitarian control, they cannot then decide to cease being academies.

"However beneficial inclusion in mainstream schools might be," says Fred, "there's no doubt that special schools were able to concentrate on things like music.

Almost two fifths (39%) of schools surveyed for the report said parents wanted holiday provision, but only 29% of schools were able to offer it.

A survey done in 2005 and 2006 for the district found very few of its schools were able to meet the state's physical education expectations.

Conversely, research from the desegregation era found that minority students in integrated schools were able to halve "the race gap" of test scores with remarkable speed, with no change in the scores of white students.

But while there are smaller classes in 530 of the city's 675 elementary schools, some of the schools were able to reduce classes in only one or two grades.

There's a block in the schools being able to sort out the paperwork.

I think there's a very good argument for schools being able to have that freedom.

These have created a strong sense of schools being able to work collaboratively to raise standards.

If we believe in schools being able to make a decision, it should be a real choice for them.

Only by producing articulate and confident drama students will state schools be able to redress the Bafta imbalance.