Sentence examples for schools were made from inspiring English sources

All the other elementary schools were made of wood.

All schools were nationalized, and mission schools were made state schools.

Under the Labour government, primary and secondary schools were made to adhere to food standards that some felt were excessive – oily fish had to be on the menu, for example.

The figures, published by the National Police Chief Council under the Freedom of Information Act, are the first since local authorities, prisons, NHS Trusts and schools were made to prevent radicalisation taking place within their walls in June last year.

He says: "There was a time when ICT departments in schools were made up of interested PE teachers who compiled their football teams' results on spreadsheets and a couple of maths and physics teachers who knew a bit of coding.

Enraging the middle classes and church alike, all state schools were made comprehensive and church schools were forced to freeze their fees, in an attempt to close them down.

"Most schools were making a diligent attempt".

Reports from the state board of education showed that the city's elementary schools were making significant gains, while high schools remained at a standstill.

The Association of School and College Leaders warned that when schools were making difficult financial decisions "it is unacceptable that the free school budget is not being managed properly".

That law required for the first time that states accepting federal education money show their schools were making progress.

The teaching of French in the schools was made compulsory.