Sentence examples for bring pupils from inspiring English sources

Arizona voters passed an initiative that would replace bilingual education with one-year immersion classes meant to bring pupils up to speed in English.

The new headteacher at Alde Valley declined to comment, but the school has mothballed its new sixth-form centre to bring pupils back on to its main site.

Schools may bring pupils together who may have not otherwise developed relationships.

Some schools like the tests, because they give them a chance to show how much they have brought pupils on during their time there.

It is not unlikely that he became a teacher of rhetoric and that he brought pupils into court with him.

This will aim to bring all pupils up to at least a C grade at GCSE, but for pupils who cannot achieve this the government is proposing "high-quality alternatives", which will be identified after a consultation.

The paper is accused, among other things, of hampering the efforts of schools to bring their pupils to a decent standard of English.

When a few years ago I interviewed Sir Michael Wilshaw, then still head of Mossbourne academy, he brimmed with anger at "clockwatching" teachers whom he believed had failed to bring poorer pupils on.

When illness forced him to retire, Pope John Paul II overruled his choice of successor, an implied rebuke which many Jesuits resented.Klaus Luhmer was a distinguished educationalist and head of a university; he was an advocate of Montessori teaching methods which aim to bring out pupils' innate gifts.

Many of the pupils bring with them the "pupil premium" – the extra cash the Government gives for every pupil entitled to a free school meal to help with their education.

Agassi Prep receives that much in public funds, but adds private contributions to bring per-pupil spending to more than $7,400.