Sentence examples for term dates from inspiring English sources
We disagree on term dates, but we both want to close the gap.
Under the current structure, academies, foundation, voluntary aided and foundation special schools have the power to set their own term dates, while local authorities are responsible for setting term dates for community and voluntary controlled schools.
He showed them in 1992 in his show Young British Artists, from which the YBA term dates.
Around 70% of secondary schools and 30% of primary schools already have responsibility for setting their own term dates.
Delhi's state-run schools finish for the summer on 10 May anyway, but private and municipal schools' term dates vary.
Many parents and carers could end up having children at two or more schools with different term dates.
The term dates from Prohibition, when the stuff was said to be distilled by the light of the moon.
This excellent term dates back to pre-Presidential days and is the coinage of Betsey Wright, a onetime chief of Clinton's gubernatorial staff.
Schools now have the freedom to change their term dates in order to allow students and families the opportunity to go on holiday at different times.
"We encourage local authorities to listen sympathetically to arguments for changes to term dates," a spokesperson for the Department for Education said.
