Sentence examples for set up children from inspiring English sources

We set up children from a very early age to believe that only success is rewarded, especially when it comes to school or work.

Bragging for status damages relationships among parents and may also set up children for failure.

"In 1986, when ChildLine was set up, children were mainly contacting the service about pregnancy, bullying and physical and sexual abuse," said Peter Wanless, NSPCC chief.

It was also in 1990 that Dame Anita set up Children on the Edge, a charity for children in eastern Europe and Asia affected by conflicts, disabilities and HIV/Aids, after visiting Romanian orphanages.

I wrote about Jean Golding, the lady who set up Children of the 90s, the dataset I use for my PhD, but to hear about her you'll have to get the book!

Nakajima agrees that striking the right balance can be tricky: "Of course you can have too much stress on English at a young age, but the way the Japanese education system is set up, children are not getting enough exposure to English," she said.

Save the Children's Ian Wolverton says the charity has set up "child friendly places" for families staying in evacuation centres.

With the support of the university administrators, the students set up child care, soup kitchens, and other services for the throngs of people who came into New Haven for the protests.

If you want to control what your child can and can't do on the BBC you can also set up child permissions for them.

Save The Children has set up "child-friendly spaces" to provide kids who are unable to go to school with spaces to play.

UNICEF has set up child-friendly spaces throughout the area ravaged by the cyclone.