Sentence examples for because of pupils from inspiring English sources

Punishment can be a double-edged sword, because of pupils' desire for attention.

"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?

In another six schools the class sizes are 18 or below because of pupil intakes.

Gove said he was determined to improve the life chances of pupils because, as an adopted child, he himself had been given "a second chance".

The prime minister did say that there would be some rise in overall school funding because the number of pupils in schools was increasing.

Fewer children from these streets reach university, because the percentage of pupils from local schools gaining three passes at higher grade is lower than anywhere else, while those with five passes are almost unheard of.

The good news is that because the number of pupils is going up between 2015 and 2019, the budget in cash terms will go up by the same amount, as Cameron promised.

There is optimism because the number of pupils leaving school with the lowest qualifications has plummeted and the number staying on to take the Abitur exam at the end of secondary school has risen sharply.

If they didn't, is that because "losing" that number of pupils is easy?

James Priory, of the independent Portsmouth Grammar School, which offers pupils a choice between the IB and A-levels, said: "The appeal of choosing IB was in part because an increasing number of pupils were reluctant to drop subjects following GCSE.

The Lib Dems say that pilots have shown that free school meals are even more effective than the literacy hour at improving the achievement of pupils (because children work more effectively if they are properly fed).