Sentence examples for Make pupil from inspiring English sources

On September 6, Stanley's backers introduced a new bill in the Assembly which would give the governor the power to make pupil assignments.

The governor's opponents, however, countered with their own plan in which each school board would retain the right to make pupil assignments (although pupil assignments could now be appealed a three-member "pupil assignment board").

The current draft revisions include a plan to make pupils more patriotic.

Gove says making English and maths more rigorous will make pupils more employable.

And same-sex relationships can make pupils think carefully about grammar in modern languages.

It also looks at a few amusing examples of ambiguity in sentences, which can make pupils' writing hilarious but difficult to understand.

Department for Education guidance states that uniform should not be so expensive as to make pupils or families feel they cannot choose a particular school.

But she warns that if teachers aren't able to make pupils aware of it, the field may seem less arresting than others.

Second, Sir Michael Wilshaw expressed concern that the narrowness of the curriculum (an issue in four of the schools) may make pupils vulnerable to extremist influences and radicalisation.

Examine different types of bullying and how they might make pupils feel with this presentation and this activity pack, which is suitable for key stage 2, by Seeme Resources.

In schools, decades of silly programmes designed to raise children's self-esteem have not improved wellbeing, and the new initiatives designed to make pupils happy will also fail.