Sentence examples for Hardworking pupils from inspiring English sources
This contains an uncannily prophetic chapter in which an irascible schoolteacher named Shutlanger, sacked by his local educational authority, establishes "The Margaret Thatcher Academy", whose principles are summarised thus: "Special terms for intelligent hardworking pupils.
The then headteacher, Jo Shuter, has told the BBC that she never suspected that the "reasonably hardworking" pupil would become the man we know him to be today.
He is a hardworking, star pupil, he tells me, who likes to eat rice and stew and wants to be a doctor or a footballer.
"Regane was a popular, hardworking and enthusiastic pupil and staff always found her to be very pleasant and well mannered.
The first is that City Academies have succeeded, so far, in isolation; critics say that they do well by creaming off the bright, hardworking and often middle-class pupils that help a school do well.
This quality made Baldwin an obvious recruit for a scheme devised in the late 1960s by two ex-schoolmasters, John Moat and John Fairfax, to take creative pupils out of the shadow of school and provide them with encouragement from professional writers on hardworking "holiday" weeks.
Hardworking Britain Better Off.
"Extremely hardworking, extremely honest.
