Sentence examples for Academic pupils from inspiring English sources

Schools push their more academic pupils in order to score well in league tables.

All children would get a grounding in "functional" maths and language skills and there would be more "stretch" for the more academic pupils.

Latin was the requirement for the academic pupils regardless of the direction they intended to pursue at university – it was still required for Oxbridge entry until the 1960s.

"Languages are becoming academically elitist and the vision of languages for all is at risk for a very large proportion of the less academic pupils at age 14," Dearing said in December's interim report.

While the government has been planning its new vocational diplomas, the 500 companies supporting Careers Academies UK have been rescuing some of the less traditionally academic pupils, persuading them to stay on into the sixth form and go on to university.

Mr Sarkozy suggests another answer: less abstract teaching, which might engage less academic pupils.Mr Sarkozy will find it hard to translate his ambitious ideas into concrete plans.

Does he fear FE colleges will become the dumping ground for non-academic pupils?

In 2007 a survey of teachers found that most thought the diploma would be seen as leading to low-status jobs for non-academic pupils.In this section We have a plan A war on two fronts Locked in Cheerio my deario Losing their gloss The decision is… whose?

Pupils who were undecided about their educational plans had a slightly reduced risk of being an occasional smoker compared to academic oriented pupils.

"TheyG30 universities are other universities are beginning to think more about internationalization," emphasizes Himiya.

The data reveal a deep-rooted disparity in these pupils' academic trajectory compared to that of indigenous students.