Sentences with phrase «trust schools»

At the end of the day, this is a question of trusting school leaders.

I prepare my children's lunches because I do not trust the school's recommendations on what is healthy.

The new trust schools in the maintained sector are also generally supported by a charitable foundation.

Little by little, over the course of several years, parents began trusting the school more.

I find that it's just too much of a risk to trust the school network when it comes to needing lesson material at a moment's notice.

For generations, the public has trusted school boards to balance community goals and values with the needs of children.

The goal is to help teach children how to be empathetic, caring people and to create a supportive, trusting school environment where they can feel safe and thrive.

On this, government has concluded that it can not trust schools to make the right decisions for their pupils, so prescription is needed.

Pupil performance was also the reason for intervention in Greenwood Academies Trust schools Kingswood secondary academy in Corby and Weston Favell academy in Northampton, and at Oasis Community Learning Trust's Wintringham academy, Grimsby.

Further votes are due later today when MPs return to debate the final stages of the legislation, which aims to create a network of self - governing trust schools with control over their own assets, staff and admissions.

In conclusion, Alessi observed that «Parents trust school psychologists not to adopt assessment practices that are inherently biased in ways that could hinder, rather than help, their children.»

Case study Qualitative research by EdComs helped the Co-operative Group to understand the impact of their work with academies and trust schools across the UK and shape their future education strategy.

Ofsted is currently investigating claims that two Inspiration Trust schools, Thetford Academy and Great Yarmouth Primary Academy, received advance notice of inspections.

Engagement of parents by trusted school staff, and the resulting word - of - mouth were found to be the most successful means of informing families about the value of the project.

A number of universities have already sponsored academies or agreed to partner new trust schools but universities secretary John Denham today launched a new drive to increase participation.

Education data systems only work when they provide information that students, parents, teachers, school leaders, and trusted school partners need to support student success.

PHII is North America's most trusted school for online home inspector certification.

These messages damage students» well - being, sense of self, and tears at the very foundation of trust schools need to have with their students.

Now he is recreating what are virtually Grant Maintained Schools, relabelled Trust Schools, largely free of Local Authority control and extending that status to all schools as John Major promised; he is restoring patient choice, recreating independent NHS hospitals as Foundation Hospitals, reviving GP Fundholding relabelled as Practice Based Commissioning and reintroducing an internal market in the NHS.

They have spent an enormous amount of energy telling us not to trust our school leaders or members of the Alliance home office support team.

He asked where Gordon Brown had been, and questioned why the chancellor always seemed to «disappear» at times of crisis, citing not only the current police probe, but the rebellion over trust schools and the vote on the war on Iraq.

Fresh food you can trust All schools involved in the Food for Life Partnership are working towards bronze, silver or gold award menus as defined by the Food for Life Catering Mark.

For some, education in Finland is utopia: a dreamland where teaching is the most desired profession, authorities trust schools and political parties agree on the direction of educational reforms.

Sixth form students from Oldham Hulme Grammar School visit Harmony Trust Schools to develop reading skills within the schools.

This research suggests that multi-academy trust schools that have «hard - federated» expressly to improve pupil attainment, and which have restructured and integrated their systems to deliver it, are likely to be most impactful.

Some charitable trust schools choose to demonstrate their public benefit by providing a level of bursary assistance or free places.

«The tension that you see is that if you're very... laissez - faire about who can run a school, you will end up in a situation that you need more regulation,» Vlachos said, adding that Sweden largely trusts its schools to hold themselves accountable.

«The government should look to and learn from the light touch accountability systems of high - performing countries such as Finland and New Zealand which are based on trusting schools and teachers to do the best by their students, rather than the issuing of threats or penalties.»

Academy trust schools among the worst at raising pupil performance, new research shows (Jon Stone, Independent)

As a conservative who believed in local control, Stull trusted school districts to develop their own evaluation systems that included student performance, Mockler said.

Just trust schools to get on with it.

Standards of achievement will continue to rise at Trust schools so that pupil attainment is among the best in Britain

Discipline and fairness are key components to a healthy and trusting school culture.

A group of students from Tanglin Trust School were selected to be part of a new trial reading programme initiated by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), where they read storybooks to pooches at the shelter.

The Conservatives backed the government, however, with education spokesman Nick Gibb insisting ballots would not be used to give power to parents, but instead used for political ends by those who objected to the whole idea of trust schools.

Over the past ten years the Co-operative Group, alongside the Co-operative College and the Co-operative Education Trust Scotland, has supported over 100 schools in becoming Co-operative Trust schools and Co-operative Academies.

But Mr Johnson was dismissive of those who insisted the pace of reform was too fast, or the changes - which will see the creation of self - governing trust schools - were untested.

For those not currently working in a school, we will arrange lesson observations in an Inspiration Trust school.

have difficulties in their relationships with others (having conflict with or finding it difficult to trust school staff and other children).

And he pledged to create 100 new trust schools - which would also be semi-independent - by the end of the decade.

a supportive network of other Family Support Workers as part of the wider NET Academies Trust schools;

Most people coming in were not part of the past culture, where parents didn't trust the school.»

Most parents trust schools to know, but do schools really understand about seat belt legislation and the duty of care surrounding the use of safety belts or do they just think that any belt will do?

My parents would have trusted the school's judgment — and thus trusted the school to punish me appropriately — but trust of that kind has largely dissolved.

They tell researchers that they trust these schools.

Establish open lines of communication with your teen and express your concerns, then reach out to your pediatrician or a trusted school guidance counselor to begin the process of screening your teen for depression.