Sentence examples for behaved school from inspiring English sources

A plan to name a street in honour of the most badly behaved school pupils in the UK - comic characters the Bash Street Kids - is to be considered by councillors in Dundee.

She was well behaved in school, but so unpredictable at home it was really starting to affect our family life.

He was well behaved at school, and as a teen-ager he often helped his mother at the salon.

(One reason many girls don't get an official diagnosis is that those with the inattentive form may be well behaved in school, but still unable to focus).

Beverley Johnstone, English teacher, Tunbridge Wells girls' grammar in Kent I was very well behaved at school and so don't remember any awful childhood punishments.

The town has statues of Desperate Dan and Minnie the Minx, both DC Thomson characters, while the City Council has approved plans to create its own Bash Street in the city's West End, in honour of badly behaved Beano school pupils The Bash Street Kids.

Neither of these characterisations is exactly profound – they're played with gaseous gusto by Samuel L. Jackson and Liam Neeson in the movies – but they were a means of representing ourselves to each other that paid into how we behaved at school and elsewhere, like choice of haircut or footwear.

Neither of these characterizations is exactly profound they're played with gaseous gusto by Samuel L. Jackson and Liam Neeson in the movies but they were a means of representing ourselves to each other that played into how we behaved at school and elsewhere, like choice of haircut or footwear.

At the end of the school day, adolescents were asked to indicate the magnitude of difficulty or effort required to do the following – 'how hard was it to': get ready for the day in the morning, do school work, behave well in the classroom, interact with family members in the morning and/or interact with friends and teachers at school.

It has been revealed that Southampton has the worst behaved secondary schools within the UK.

Communicating throughout the year, and even throughout the school day, means parents are apprised of what their kids are experiencing and how they are behaving at school all the time, not surprised by incidents that are only discussed in a once-a-semester parent-teacher meeting.