Sentence examples for benefit pupils from inspiring English sources

Not so: the Fordham study found that closures ultimately benefit pupils from wretched schools.

Education Secretary Michael Gove was accused today of wasting millions of pounds of public money on "pet projects which do not benefit pupils".

"The planned facilities will not only benefit pupils at St Mary's but also aid the development of grassroots football in the city for years to come".

This approach has led to a revolution in school-led support, with teachers spreading their expertise, pooling resources and developing school policies to benefit pupils from across their communities.

Some data that might work is: the Council tax register, the Electoral roll, a register of patients using the NHS, Child benefit, pupils registered in schools and pension claimants data.

Rather than accept every new demand, I encourage teachers to be professional and reflect on whether they have the resources to meet it and, if they don't, calmly request that their manager either take some other task away, extend the deadline or consider whether it really will benefit pupils (as opposed to impress inspectors).

His listening qualities haven't only benefited pupils, points out the school's head and Jones's colleague of many years, Mel Lewis.

In our work with schools we regularly see the short- and long-term benefits of such investment in improving the resilience and wellbeing of teachers, in turn benefiting pupils.

Peter Cadigan, media arts college director at Sharnbrook school in Bedfordshire is a fan of Adobe Audition and celebrates the benefits pupils gain from access to highly intuitive, advanced media production software.

Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw in Trevethin, near Pontypool, Torfaen, is a good example of where collaboration is benefiting pupils, teachers and the wider community.

And the benefit to pupils would be immense.