Sentence examples for allocation of pupils from inspiring English sources

All four were located in the same part of the city in areas that were socio-economically similar; they were government funded; and allocation of pupils to the schools was done according to residential address.

In line with its budget agreed last month, the council said there will also be a "re-allocation" of pupil support assistants (PSA) resourcing.

In theory, this top-down allocation of funds provides pupils across the state with equal access to well-funded programs.

The state allocation of $4 per pupil for library materials has left school libraries understocked and outdated.

The state's per-pupil allocation of $6,630 adds up to $676,000, with other revenues of $150,000 in federal and state startup grants; $125,000 in aid for programs for poor students; and $8,000 from the state for materials.

Two groups of pupils watched simulated films.

This study examined travel patterns of pupils from four secondary schools in Austria and Germany.

That equates to about 4.5% of pupils.

The best eight GCSEs of pupils.

The intended age range of pupils is 9 to 14. "Younger pupils" means pupils aged 9 to 11, and "older pupils" 12 to 14.

Cross-sectional school surveys of pupils, with five embedded pupil cohorts.