Sentence examples for sufficient school from inspiring English sources

Nick Gibb, the schools minister, insisted that enough money was being provided to councils to ensure sufficient school places.

The race is on to create sufficient school places to accommodate the population surge coming through the education system.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "A key duty of government is to ensure there are sufficient school places and enough qualified teachers.

Councils are responsible for ensuring there are sufficient school places in their area, and we expect them to plan effectively and make good investment decisions.

"They are responsible for providing sufficient school places, but cannot build schools to meet the needs of the rising pupil population in their area.

The Basic Need budget is given to local authorities to ensure that they can provide sufficient school places for all children in their area and it is crucial when there is heavy pressure on pupil numbers.

The first step was to provide sufficient schools.

The initial response to the 1944 Act focused more on providing sufficient schools than on meeting the specific needs of individual pupils.

In 1927, Perren Baker, Brownlee's Minister of Education, had announced as his priorities improving the quality of teaching and ensuring that sufficient schools existed for the growing number of students wishing to earn a high school diploma.

However, it should be remembered that most mid-nineteenth-century parents chose to give their sons and daughters sufficient schooling to make them literate before education became compulsory, usually paying fees that were higher than those charged by board schools (Vincent, 1989, pp. 22 29, 66 72).

Bill has steered WhyHunger to support a self-sufficient school for child victims of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda to empowering small, mostly indigenous, farmers facing disenfranchisement in Central America.