Sentence examples for beyond pupils from inspiring English sources

While he is clearly not someone who thinks the answer to a troubled school is to knock it down and build something shiny and new, he does believe that order and a professional appearance extends beyond pupils and staff.

Allow primary schools to increase infant class sizes beyond 30 pupils in order to take in twins and children whose parents are serving in the armed forces.

This was a novel beyond the pupils' current knowledge and was brought to life by watching a clip of the film Hedd Wyn.

Not enough schools teach these rights, let alone include pupils in decisions beyond student councils.

Second, the reflections extend beyond the pupil's aperture of the subject in a photo, meaning that recovered images would show a scene in scope beyond that which the subject had in his visual field at the instant the picture was taken.Today's smartphones typically top out below 9 megapixels, although some models have shipped with 20 or even 40 megapixels.

The level of child sexual abuse at the Knowl View school in Rochdale was "beyond horror", a former pupil who became Tony Blair's chaplain has said.

He traveled with his blind pupils beyond New England, venturing west to Ohio and Kentucky and as far south as Georgia and Louisiana.

We're really committed to improving the fitness of our pupils beyond the two-hour statutory PE that we are expected to deliver".

Extending free school meals beyond the poorest pupils will cost around £1bn but the education secretary, Michael Gove, is understood to be supportive of the move in principle.

Sanday school on Orkney does not teach pupils beyond the age of 16, for the simple reason that there is no one available or qualified to teach subjects at higher level.

Protracted displacement, i.e. prolonged displacement without prospects of a durable solution (Dryden-Peterson 2011) results in missing out or erratic patterns of schooling, and potentially pushes pupils beyond their primary school age-span, towards such detrimental labels as 'over-age' learners.