Sentences with phrase «halls of one's school»

And will you even survive the deadly halls of the school and its malicious students?

Church of England Primary School, London School Cleaner, 2/2014 to Present • Clean rooms and halls of the school on a regular basis • Ensure cleaning staff is taking an active role in the daily cleaning activities • Dust, mop, empty bins and maintain washroom hygiene • Handle vendor communications, order deliveries and receives • Ensure safety policies are met and all health & safety regulations are maintained at all times

I closed my classroom door and walked down the vacated halls of my school.

The rubber is made to deliver exceptional traction as your child walks the halls of school and runs around the school yard.

I was able to walk the halls of school confidently that day because I picked something I felt good in.

Spending the afternoon with her took me back to a time where life was carefree, and we spent our days rollerblading through the halls of our schools, birthday pranks, girls camp, laughing to the point where tears would spill out of my eyes, getting lost in conversations until we'd pass out in our beds, and watching one another grow up.

The halls of my school are filled with row after row of metal lockers.

This is evident in the halls of the school, where Principal Aaron Leavell, isn't hearing the same level of swear words.

Clearly trained in diplomatic speak, Cindy expanded on how the yelling drove her out of the school: «I do think it is a little strange when you're walking down the halls of the school and you hear teachers shouting and screaming «shut up» at the kids.

I love walking the halls of the school and speaking to current and former students in Spanish.

Still, when you hear about things that work, you find yourself looking for signs of them as you walk the halls of a school building.

«These kids are like my flesh and blood, and I would do anything for them,» says Litt, who walks the halls of his schools reminding students with motherly consternation to take off their warm coats, tie their shoes, and not to come to school without socks to avoid blisters.

Thousands of kids are doomed to pass through the halls of these schools and receive a subpar education that most likely will not prepare them for college or much else.

They were not comfortable walking the halls of their schools and felt rules meant to discourage gang activity in the schools were of no use.

With no escape in sight, Youngho must roam the halls of his school at night searching for a way out.

Roughly 1,000 people filled the halls of their school, where the smell of cafeteria lunches lingered.

Kyle Laman, 15, nearly lost a limb, if not his life, on the day Nikolas Cruz prowled the halls of the school, killing 17 people and wounding 17 others.

Their rally cries quickly gained mainstream attention, and echoed in the halls of schools throughout the nation.

I can just see you all travelling through the halls of your schools districts on your roller skates.