Sentence examples for standard of school from inspiring English sources
"Improving the standard of school food.
As a result of the encounter, Gove commissioned Dimbleby and his business partner, John Vincent, to produce a report on how to raise the standard of school food.
Experts say the standard of school dinners in England has never been so good, but the proportion of children taking – mostly unhealthy – packed lunches remains stubbornly high.
Labour education sources said they believed giving HMCI a dual role risked muddling its primary responsibility to look at the standard of school teaching, and would instead have a vested interest in defending its school improvement work.
Roodt said there were serious concerns over the standard of school leavers, many of whom take longer than three years to complete a university degree or drop out altogether.
A separate survey by the business group CBI, published last year, concluded that around three in 10 employers are dissatisfied with the standard of school and college leaver's numeracy skills.
The standard of school-leavers is so poor that one supermarket has sent back three-quarters of its recruits for "remedial pre-job training", claims the Telegraph.
The Daily Telegraph, of course: "a selective education system would deliver better results for individual pupils and raise the overall standard of schooling".
"And when these stadiums went up, the people saw that there was not the same political will to use public funds to build the same standard of schools, hospitals, and public security".
"The funding arrangements should be aimed at achieving an internationally competitive high standard of schooling, where outcomes are not determined by socioeconomic status or the type of school the child attends, and where the Australian government and state and territory governments work in partnership to meet the schooling needs of all Australian children".
And urban redevelopment is hampered by the fact that the inner city is not to everybody's taste particularly given the poor standard of schools and services.But what about objections to paving over more of the already overcrowded south-east of England?
