Sentence examples for suitable schools from inspiring English sources

However, critics have suggested that other suitable schools are closer.

However, these "choices" are often constrained by socio-economic factors, the lack of appropriate social and cultural facilities, the location of suitable schools and, most of all, by real concerns about the lack of safety and security in other areas.

If no such list is provided, what your child needs for school can be determined by a trip to a suitable schools supply store.

For Jessica, who is 16 next week and of above average intelligence, it has always been difficult to find a suitable school.

For some families the distance to a suitable school placement is too far or the cost of boarding fees too great.

The government source behind the revelations tore into Gove, describing him as a "zealot … so ideologically obsessed with his free school experiment [that] he's willing to see children struggle to get suitable school places".

The international community could support the improvement of education in a number of ways: support for ICT learning; professional development of teachers; financial support of students moving into secondary and tertiary education; and funding for safe and suitable school facilities.

How will I survive without the annual row over "suitable" school shoes, or the eleventh-hour dash to save a violin from being locked in a music department cupboard for six weeks?

"Local authorities should ensure they can offer a suitable school place to every child in their area".

Currently, children get free school transport when they live more than two miles (for primary age) and three miles (for secondary age) from their nearest suitable school.

However, when it comes to the Society's description of entrepreneurs, the most suitable school of thought is that an entrepreneur is a leader.