Sentence examples for vision for school from inspiring English sources

We recommend that the Government commits to a long-term vision for school sport which is properly supported by long-term funding".

Unlike many headteachers, Woodrow felt well supported by his LA which provided training on developing a vision for school, leadership skills, writing job applications and interview technique.

However, a Department for Education spokesperson insisted that the Government did have a long-term plan for school sports, saying: "Our vision for school sport is long-term – on top of the £300m that will go directly to schools to spend on PE over the next two years we have asked Ofsted to hold schools to account for how well they spend the money.

While all of my initiatives for the District of Columbia public school system will be led according to the size of our district, the needs of our students and my vision for school reform based on the work I have done with urban districts nationwide, ultimately the end result will foster a college-going culture throughout the District, adding options for students that have never been there before.

Given the importance of this issue and the ongoing election of our next UTLA president, it's critical that both candidates declare their position so that teachers have a clear picture of their next union leader's vision for school funding, particularly his thoughts on the balance between centralized and local decision making.

He created a new vision for schools in an age when the standardisation of design in the building boom of the 1960s remained prevalent.

IN THE miasma of spin doctors, Dominic Cummings has long occupied a place somewhere between fierce enforcer of the radical vision for schools' reform upheld by his old boss Michael Gove and bloody-minded enfant terrible.

However, Chalke's own life is centred around Christianity, and the evangelical fervour he brings to his vision for schools can turn in an instant to fervent theological debate.

That's the message education secretary Michael Gove has been sending out since he launched his two-pronged vision for schools: to be built from standardised kits, or else to "pop up" in whatever redundant high street unit might be to hand.

And his vision for schools and school buildings was given a U by 48% of those surveyed.

My friend is what I would call a visionary, meaning he had a vision for schools and for education that was different than what a person could see with their eyes at that time.