Sentence examples similar to tackle school issues from inspiring English sources

He said the Shepway Community Safety Unit, which included police and Kent and Shepway councils, had developed a pilot scheme for tackling school parking issues and four schools were taking part in it.

To tackle the issues, schools have to continuously ask themselves tough questions about the underachievement of their ethnic minority pupils.

In tackling budget issues, school board candidates vowed to capture new revenue sources and keep class sizes at a minimum.

Below, we look at some other key findings, and how schools can tackle these issues: Sexual violence The statistic that made the headlines was that, of the five countries, England has the highest rate of girls saying they had been coerced into sex acts.

Last month, a group of Indianapolis organizations won a $1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to help schools tackle the issue, part of $18 million in grants to 10 communities to help break patterns where children exposed to violence at home repeat it in their adult relationships.

How should our schools tackle this issue?

It's vital that adequate tools are in place when they start school in order to tackle these issues so that all children have the best opportunity to lead a successful and fulfilling life".

Don't forget about the bystanders: I recently ran a parent focus group on bullying, focusing on what their expectations were of how a good school would tackle the issue.

3. Tanzania has achieved near-universal primary education by abolishing school fees, and tackling the issues that had kept children out of school.

Publishing his review, Mr Taylor will say 54m days of school were missed last year even though some schools went to great lengths to tackle attendance issues.

The Teachers' Report into Homophobic Bullying in Britain's Schools includes very helpful chapters of the kind of barriers that sometimes have to be overcome in order to tackle the issue in schools, and a host of examples of good practice plus "a recommendations template" upon which school policy might be built.