Sentence examples for segregate children from inspiring English sources

"Grammar schools segregate children.

"It's a bit harsh to segregate children," he said.

But I wonder whether he would acknowledge that faith schools, which segregate children by religion, contribute to this.

But her Labour shadow, Angela Rayner, told the Guardian her party would unite to fight the plans, which would "segregate" children.

But at the school level, strong support from parents and their communities adds significant value, and so the choice of whether or not to segregate children from their neighbourhoods has real consequences for them and others.

"Effectively they segregate children.

Preventing state-funded faiths schools from discriminating against, and segregating, children on religious grounds.

Many say a bloated bureaucracy too often segregates children who have been wrongly identified as disabled.

The notion of segregating children on planes has long inspired debate, even satire.

I do not believe that segregating children without an educational reason is in their best educational interests".

Kevin Courtney, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, claimed that "all the evidence makes clear that segregating children in this way leads to lower academic standards".