Sentence examples for students welfare from inspiring English sources

Binns says she is concerned about journalism students' welfare.

Shouldn't universities be taking more responsibility for their students' welfare, too?

The new ruling, Board of Education v. Earls, No. 01-332, upheld testing students involved in extracurricular activities and suggested that under the schools' "custodial responsibility" for students' welfare, testing all students would be acceptable.

The administration had ignored students' welfare over the past month while planning the visit and the cost – officially £1,200 though there were rumours that it would be between £7,500 and £15,000 – could have been better spent on books and equipment.

However, Mr McGovern, who is head of St George's - a state day and boarding school in Hertfordshire, will say that today's boarding schools are "in terms of safeguarding and students welfare, unrecognisable from the institutions of the 1950s, or 1960s or even the 1970s".

"We work closely with the Students' Union, who are a key partner in supporting students' welfare, whilst they are at university and we look forward to working with them on the campaign and the points the Students Unionn have outlined". If you are worried or need any advice on any of the topics discussed in this article, go to BBC Actionline.

It is a student welfare issue.

NOTRE DAME--Named Harold Swanagan coordinator of student welfare and development.

Stratton was also revered as a champion of student welfare.

Roberts claims universities have become corporations, focused towards selling education - at the expense of student welfare.

The Education Department said 623 schools had engaged a student welfare worker rather than a chaplain.