Sentence examples for common pupils from inspiring English sources

"Aggression is common – pupils hitting each other because of what they have seen in real life and on TV".

It's quite common for pupils to take just the English and maths GCSEs, and a BTEC in Countryside and Environment.

Although bronchial asthma is a common disease, pupils' perceptions about asthma were associated with fear of contact with their asthmatic peers in both rural and urban schools.

The letter, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, reported that dozens of victims were treated at hospitals for shortness of breath, convulsions and dilation of the pupils, common symptoms of exposure to chemical warfare agents.

The language of the school was English, not only to develop proficiency but also to provide a common tongue for pupils from different Nigerian language groups.

But it is questionable how many other bits of economic common sense the pupil really took in.

His pupils – in common with those in the rest of Finland – do not wear a uniform.

I'd expect our teachers to use their common sense when answering pupils' questions about the strikes.

The recoil response experienced by the pupils is common, says Jane Frances, education adviser with the disfigurement support charity Changing Faces, who helped to plan the week.

The common practice of "tracking" pupils (filtering good ones into more advanced courses) could be to blame, the authors reckon, though they abstain from drawing firm conclusions.

"Teachers have always had the right to use reasonable force - but it's always that judgement call of what is reasonable force - what is going to be considered as reasonable force in a court of law?" She said it was quite common for highly disruptive pupils to "know their rights but not their responsibilities".