Sentence examples for british classroom from inspiring English sources

Cornick is the first secondary school pupil to have murdered a teacher in a British classroom.

And what should be highlighted in the texts for the British classroom is what William Carlos Williams called that unique "American grain".

It was thought to be the first time a teacher has been stabbed to death in a British classroom, and the first killing of a teacher in a school since the 1996 Dunblane massacre.

In the first murder of a teacher by a pupil in a British classroom, Cornick, aged just 15, unleashed a frenzied attack on Ann Maguire in April – a killing it was later to emerge he had planned for months in advance, and which he hoped to celebrate with a bottle of Jack Daniels smuggled into the Roman Catholic school he attended in Leeds.

According to research carried out by the Samaritans, in an average British classroom three students are self-harming, whilst the charity B-eat tells us that one in ten will develop an eating disorder before they reach the age of 25.

Mrs Maguire's death, after more than 40 years' teaching at the school, is thought to be the first time a teacher has been stabbed to death in a British classroom, and the first killing of a teacher in a school since the 1996 Dunblane massacre.

It relies on text books, anathema to British classrooms for the past generation.

Thousands of young women do every day, and no reasonable educationalist would question its presence in British classrooms.

History repeats as farce, and the reader comes face to face with the Henry VIII of Eleanor and Herbert Farjeon's funny poem, once quite familiar in British classrooms: Bluff King Hal was full of beans; He married half a dozen queens...

The teachers there have been working hard to help their pupils learn about refugees and to welcome pupils from asylum-seeking families and help them adjust to British classrooms.

In all, 26 paintings will be lent to schools across the country (one of them going to two schools); organizers estimate the value of the works heading for British classrooms from galleries around Britain at 14 million pounds, or just under $22.7 million.