Sentence examples for children pupils from inspiring English sources

This is austerity on an unprecedented scale for most parents of school-age children, pupils and many headteachers.

He was great at inspiring people, his son recalled, and particularly good with difficult children, pupils considerered impossible to educate.

In one activity aimed at younger children, pupils are urged to create their own "powertrain" by cutting out a template of a locomotive and making it move with balloons.

"Then when Fritz asks me, 'How did you get here?' " he continued, "I say, 'I just took the 66th Street crosstown.' " Nonetheless the children, pupils at the company's School of American Ballet, take their heritage seriously.

The latest research, however, shows that when TAs are used in a focused way – to deliver structured, high-quality support to small groups or individual children – pupils make an additional two to four months' progress.

Det Sgt MacRitchie added: "Our inquiries so far have established that there were a number of children, pupils from a nearby school, in the lane at the time as it was during their lunch break.

"Thirty years ago black people in South Africa were eating produce from fields that was much healthier, and they were walking big distances," said Motsaoledi. "When I was a child pupils would walk 6km to school; some even walked 10km each way.

I've been a music teacher since I left college — my father was a concert pianist — but I had caught the measles from one of my child pupils a couple of months before this and I hadn't been giving any lessons since then.

In 1964 "Concerto Barocco" was part of the first program presented by the company, formed the year before by the intrepid Barbara Weisberger, who had been Balanchine's first child pupil.

A panoply of marchers poured into the streets of Paris: families with small children, lycée pupils, pensioners, black people and white, representatives of French Catholicism and French Islam.

They felt the tone and language used was "inappropriate for a performance featuring young children, with pupils participating aged four to 11".