Sentence examples for taking schools from inspiring English sources
"We were taking schools that didn't have parishes and parishes that did have schools and putting them all in one building.
When you're taking schools practically from coast to coast and putting them in big-profit revenue leagues, we may be at a point where the N.C.A.A. has lost its ability to create a fair system for all to play in".
The first draft expected seven- to-11-year-olds to be taught British history from the stone age to the union of parliaments in 1707, with 48 bullet points taking schools through historical events and personalities they must teach, while history for 11- to 14-year-olds would cover 1707 to 1989.
Education Secretary Michal Gove argued that taking schools out of the hands of bureaucrats would liberate innovators to push up standards through reform and experimentation.
This could include taking schools away from local authority control, converting them into academies - directly funded by central government - and putting them under the leadership of high-achieving head teachers.
When you're taking schools practically from coast to coast and putting them in big-profit revenue leagues, we may be at a point where the NCAA has lost its ability to create a fair system for all to play in".
Tax revenues plummet, taking school budgets down with them".
Take schools, where a third are under religious control.
But now — just to take schools as a sample — there is enormous vulnerability.
