Sentence examples for because of pupil from inspiring English sources
In another six schools the class sizes are 18 or below because of pupil intakes.
"Master Teachers" will be expected to "respond intelligently and confidently to the unexpected and wide-ranging questions their pupils are encouraged to ask" Aren't some of our best lessons those where the learning journey takes an unexpected turn, because of pupils' contributions or, indeed, the unanticipated problems they encounter?
A 400-year-old boarding school in west Cumbria is to close its doors to pupils in the summer because of dwindling pupil numbers.
Spending on supply teachers is up, the government says, because of rising pupil numbers.
James Noblexecutive executive director of the University Council for the Education of Teachers (Ucet), says this is a worry because of increased pupil numbers in primary schools.
St Bees School will shut at the end of the summer term because of dwindling pupil numbers.
Schools in Shropshire are facing funding problems because of falling pupil numbers, a council has warned.
It has struggled to remain financially viable because of falling pupil numbers.
The school, which is run by Catholic nuns, the Sisters of Mercy, has struggled to remain financially viable because of falling pupil numbers.
