Sentence examples for take on schools from inspiring English sources

Concerns have already been raised about whether there would be enough good sponsors to take on schools.

By contrast, it took Labour four years to open the first 27 academies, and the previous Tory government five years to open 15 city technology colleges, forerunners of academies.The huge number of conversions has overwhelmed teaching unions, who had hoped to take on schools aspiring to academy status through a combination of targeted PR campaigns and legal challenges.

· This week Lionel read The Old Child by Jenny Erpenbeck: "A haunting, offbeat novella that takes on school bullying with real profundity.

"Of course I do," he said, recalling how as a child he was taken on school trips to former concentration camps.

8 P.M. (LMN) QUEEN SIZED (2008) An overweight teenager (Nikki Blonsky) takes on school bullies by running for homecoming queen after she is nominated as a joke.

Children in England risk being confined to the classroom because so few are now taken on school trips, MPs will warn ministers today.

To their credit, the designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren did not go overboard with their concept, showing instead some charming takes on school uniforms with a few touches of punk.

Health and safety regulation, along with the associated form-filling and fear of litigation, was identified in the MPs' report as the main culprit for the decline in numbers of children being taken on school trips.

If the person refuses to delete the photo and it's taken on school grounds, tell a teacher or a responsible adult about it.

Why didn't Fisher take on school "legacies" or athletes or musicians and accuse them of taking her spot?

Very few, say the critics, have made more than a token effort to promote minority hiring, provide day-care centres, or take on school dropouts and former convicts.