The phrase "allocate pupils" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of assigning students to specific classes, groups, or activities within an educational setting.
Example: "The school administration decided to allocate pupils based on their academic performance and interests."
Alternatives: "assign students" or "distribute learners".
Working in teams of six, allocate pupils the roles of victim, ringleader, defender, outsider, re-enforcer and assistant.
Whereas highly stratified systems select and allocate pupils into different types of secondary education at a relatively young age, systems that are less stratified postpone that decision until a later age.
Further improvements have dispelled all doubts, making Poles the poster children for the proposition that early "tracking"—allocating pupils to different sorts of schools or programmes hurts weak ones without benefiting the rest.
And he specifically pledged: "we want every parent to be able to choose a good secondary school".So one might expect that the new secondary school admissions system introduced in England this year would give parents more choice, and reduce the role of local education bureaucracies in allocating pupils to schools.
Time is allocated for pupils' personal, social, and health education, including sex and relationships education.
Speaking at Kingsmead school in Enfield on Monday, the prime minister said that the amount of funding allocated per pupils would not be cut before 2020.
I'm looking forward to seeing Miliband talking to students, but when I arrive, the hall is full of adult Labour supporters, TV cameras and journalists, a tiny corner allocated to pupils.
"We are confident that our plans are the right plans to invest in the future of Wales - a clear way forward supporting jobs growth and the services that mean the most to the people of Wales". The budget is the result of a two-year deal between Labour and the Liberal Democrats after extra money was allocated to pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Schools need to understand that they are being allocated the pupil premium to ensure that every child has a real chance to succeed.
They, and children who have been in care for more than six months, are allocated a pupil premium of £430 each.
But Timothy Knowles, director of the Urban Education Institute, said the projected growth of LEARN and other charter school networks posed a threat to neighborhood schools because most district financing was allocated per-pupil.
