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So far, all the participating schools have been fee-paying, but she hopes that state schools will also get involved.

It seems that those who work in state schools are just like everybody else: they do better when confronted by a bit of competition.

He did not consider state schools, such as Berkeley, where Woz then was, despite the fact that they were more affordable.

Poor youngsters who attend the mainly awful state schools usually end up in these places, paying through the nose.

There has been a slower trickle of "free schools" , entirely new state schools with the same operational freedoms as academies.

With its caste system, and bad state schools, India may be a more unequal society than the numbers alone suggest.

To help narrow the gap, Mr Gove proposes to give teachers in state schools more of the autonomy enjoyed by their independent counterparts.

State schools, for instance, need to make sure their classes represent all parts of a state.

Dodgy applications happen only in places with a shortage of good state schools (London is particularly bad).

But state schools that ape ancient private ones by adopting fancy uniforms have had a mixed reception.

He proposes to put the national government, rather than municipalities, in charge of state schools.

A new, more challenging layer is to be added to A-levels, and more state schools will offer the broader International Baccalaureate.

This first generation of teachers is now blocking opportunities for better-trained young graduates who cannot find jobs in state schools.

And lawmakers in Rhode Island are considering a bill that would require state schools to offer the choice of a three-year degree.

Yet the hunt for alternatives, especially among the well-off, urban elite, is under way, and state schools are adapting, if slowly.

Here, as in many parts of the state, schools are overcrowded and teachers underpaid .

As for the diversity of Britain's state schools, parents have long known it to be largely illusory.

State funding would follow children into free schools, meaning that if lots of new ones open, some state schools will have to close.

France's discomfort with public displays of religion is nothing new: The wearing of headscarves in state schools has been banned since 2004.

Initiatives to modernise state schools and courts have stalled in the face of entrenched religious conservatives.

Foreign English teachers will also be hired as assistants in state schools, but the number is set to soar in private schools.

Other state schools are also stepping up efforts to lure high-caliber students from out of state.

You don't need to blow your parents money or pile up student loans on a private school. There are plenty of good state schools out there.

In 1997 state schools seemed in a parlous state, with crumbling corridors, poorly paid teachers and young children crammed into classrooms.

State schools will hang on to the little monsters well into the evening.

In France Muslim headscarves, along with all ostentatious religious symbols, have been banned at state schools since 2004.

Yet Britain is still drastically short of places in good state schools.

"My view is that management education will be like a sandwich, with students going to the top schools and to state schools. "

The state schools are free, but parents need to pay for public school education because public schools are private schools in British.

High-speed trains, nuclear energy, the aerospace industry, good state schools: all testify to this.

But for all its good intentions, the proposal has met strong resistance from local English teachers in state schools, parents and students.

Just 7% of British children are educated privately; the rest attend state schools, where standards are generally much lower.

They reopen this week, along with state schools, where the academic year was delayed to prepare for the flu.

Hence the popular Conservative proposal to liberate state schools from "stifling state control. "

Always state schools. I left school early because of football but I plan to go back to studying soon.

The worst country, Saudi Arabia, has never sent a female athlete to the Olympics and bans girls from sports in state schools.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijab (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

In 1994 the government began clamping down on religious symbols, including the Muslim headscarf, in state schools.

They live in Kent, south of London, so their two children can have access to its high quality selective state schools.

But the early portents are that the school's pupils will come from richer backgrounds than those in surrounding state schools.

The row will probably lead to the establishment of Muslim state schools in Antwerp: the city already has Catholic and Jewish schools.

Mr. Bush is married to Martha Hedge Bush, who works for the Council of Chief State Schools Officers.

The latest figures show that top universities are failing to increase their intake from state schools or from lower socio-economic families.

Unlike smaller private colleges, including the Ivies, state schools have an expansive population of graduates.

In September India's education minister proposed Mandarin classes at state schools.

Instead, many recruiters preferred hiring from large state schools.

Overall, this white paper amounts to a serious assault on good teaching in our state schools.

Many state schools in Belgium and Denmark only serve halal food to all pupils.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijnb (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

If Mr Gove can improve the worst state schools, he will go down as a great reformer.

There are no religious studies (let alone nativity plays) in state schools, nor may public workers sport the headscarf .

In2004, France controversially banned Muslim headscarves and other "conspicuous" religious symbols in state schools and by publicemployees.

The country's highly regarded state schools also charge fees to educate many Asian pupils.

Mr Badman's information suggests that 7% of home-schooled children are known to social services; the figure for state schools is 3%.

State schools are still the norm in Armenia, with classes normally lasting 4-6 hours, but lots of homework rounding out the program.

Wan says that his courses help students improve study skills so that they get better scores overall at state schools.

Teaching in state schools has long been subject to inspection.

The middle class in most countries strongly backs state schools.

England's state schools have an absurdly complex rule book for how they may and may not choose their pupils.

They are state schools outside local education authority control.

And we were the first non-Muslims to teach in the state schools there in Kuwait.

After a slow start, the government's Blairite vision of more choice and competition among state schools is being realised.

France has banned the Islamic veil in state schools.

We already know that better-off parents are more likely to access private schools and to monopolise the highest-performing state schools.

Conservatives are right that good state schools, early-years intervention and so on can help poor children rise.

Why can't parents in state schools always get what they want?

They have embraced market reform of state schools.

Then, in 1987, corporal punishment was banned in all state schools.

State schools in England are closed on national holidays and at weekends.

Then my parents said, we have a very good state schools to teach performance, such as the Beijing Film Academy and Central Academy of Drama.

Not only do English state schools have almost identical holidays; they also have their three half-term breaks at the same time.

there has been criticism of basic standards in english state schools , with opposition mps saying many focused on so - called soft subjects.

In 2007 about 14, 000 foreign students attended state schools.

In China when I was a kid there were only state schools.

The number of state schools where students are required to study a foreign language after 14 is now around 17%, the university said.

Ten years later it banned all "ostentatious" religious signs, including the veil, from state schools and other public buildings.

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