Sentence examples for sections of school from inspiring English sources

Although HFA and SFDRR recommended the inclusion of knowledge about DRR in the appropriate sections of school curricula, and the use of formal and informal channels to supply young people and children with information, many of these recommendations regarded young people as merely being receivers of knowledge provided by external specialists and scientists.

Earlier this month, The Times reported that L.A. Unified was paying among the highest prices, based on a cross-section of school districts contacted by the newspaper.

Consecutive cross-sections of school beginners were investigated to estimate the effect of outdoor pollution with TSPs and living near a road with heavy traffic on lung function.

Between December 4 , 1990 and January 16 , 1991 1518 adolescents from five high schools in Helsinki and five in Jyväskylä, Finland, representing a cross-section of school entrance requirement levels filled in a self-administered questionnaire during an ordinary classroom hour.

The programme will provide teachers with professional development and learning opportunities in a diverse cross-section of schools, together with career management support for three years – equipping them to seize opportunities as schools recruit to match growing pupil numbers.

These declining schools were representative of a cross section of schools in the city and would not affect the composition of the study [ 16].

These declining schools were representative of a cross section of schools in Cork one boys school, one girls school, one large mixed, middle-income school, one designated a disadvantaged school and one Irish-speaking school and their omission would not have affected the representativeness of the demographic composition of the study.

He had children in both sections of the school.

Class consolidation in Yonkers resulted in the loss of four foreign-language teaching positions, and budget cuts have cost Arlington, N.Y., its seventh-grade German program, and Danbury, Conn., several sections of middle school French and Spanish.

Why is everyone going so crazy about it right now?" Nowhere are people going crazier than in Austin, where the Austin Independent School District closed the Hill Elementary School for the past 18 months and closed off sections of another school because of mold.

To create appropriate settings for his figures, Mr. Segal developed what he called "assembled environments" by incorporating, uncast, props like chairs, tables, beds or a pinball machine; sections of cars, school buses and even a subway car and a butcher shop window as well as brick walls, gas pumps and windows.