Sentence examples for allowing pupils from inspiring English sources

The risks of such deviance were high, but so too were the risks of allowing pupils to do badly.

But she added: "Evidence shows allowing pupils to regularly miss school can be hugely detrimental to a child's education.

Last year he brought in one of the country's biggest educational-voucher schemes, allowing pupils to attend private schools with government support.

The issue of term-time holidays has been contentious ever since the Government banned headteachers from allowing pupils to skip classes.

But where services are surviving, partnerships with local schools are still flourishing, allowing pupils to delve into the world of literature beyond the classroom.

During the 1960s the grotto functioned as a passageway for the school above it, allowing pupils to pass under the A310 road into an annexe.

Instead, why not allow pupils to solve problems using computers in class and in exams?

Even some upmarket schools offer curriculum options that allow pupils to sidestep anything difficult.

Last week, there was tabloid anger when the Church of England suggested schools allow pupils to explore gender identity.

'What I didn't foresee was the speed with which head teachers would allow pupils to drop languages,' adds Morris.

Schools that allow pupils or teachers to wear the veil risk being failed by Ofsted, Sir Michael Wilshaw has announced.