Sentence examples for start schemes from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, no libraries, schools or Sure Start schemes were identified as community hubs.

In it he attacks a fear of elitism and says that billions of pounds have been wasted on pointless university courses and Sure Start schemes for young children.

Researchers from the National Evaluation of Sure Start, at Birkbeck College in London, have been following 7,000 families in 150 areas where the first Sure Start schemes were introduced in 1999.

"I can't help feeling this is another gimmick: a cynical ploy to get women's votes because the government is suddenly wobbling over the fact that women are disproportionately affected by the huge and swingeing cuts – public sector spending cuts, cuts in legal aid, Sure Start schemes, charities working with vulnerable children [and] the mentally ill.

To generate the most suitable black start schemes, knowledge-based expert systems with decision support techniques are utilized [14, 21].

Early years services will benefit from £13m released for Sure Start schemes, more pre-school places and extra payments for voluntary and private schemes.

Britain's Sure Start scheme, introduced in 1999, proved popular: motivated parents liked the extra stimulation for their children.

And so most alt-comedy stars, once they have broken in, start scheming ways to break out.

The trip was organised by Reaching Fathers, set up earlier this year by the Family Welfare Association FWAA) charity as part of a local Sure Start scheme for pre-school children.

The NHS tries to tackle the problem through its Healthy Start scheme, which gives mothers from poorer backgrounds vouchers to exchange for either fruit and vegetables or supplements.

Asked if the money would be better going to existing children's services such as the Sure Start scheme that no longer has ring-fenced funding, he said the digital contact plan was an extra scheme that would reach everyone.