Sentence examples for almost all pupils from inspiring English sources

Almost all pupils in the city now attend charters (which are publicly funded but independently run).

Almost all pupils speak Spanish at home; most are also poor.

Although participation in the clubs is optional, Parry says that almost all pupils participate, partly because of peer pressure.

But that provides lots of data that universities and employers say they like.Mr Tomlinson's proposed reform is based on a new four-tiered diploma, which almost all pupils should be able to complete at some level.

This prompted the Lib Dems to issue a clarification to the effect that, while the new exam may be rigorous, it will be for almost all pupils and that there will be no return to a two-tier, O-level/CSE-style structure.

The exams are taken by almost all pupils as they reach the end of their compulsory education.

Where are we going to live?'" Most children go to the local primary school, where almost all the pupils come from Travelling families.

Sadly, that position is now completely reversed – almost all their pupils are at fee-paying schools.

Almost all the pupils and staff on board needed treatment for cuts, bruises and shock.

Yes, it was named after Stravinsky's teacher, and it could be found not only in Rimsky's own music but in that of almost all his pupils.

Almost all Shanghai pupils reach a similarly high standard and there are few gaps in achievement (unlike in England where there is a wide range in attainment).