Sentence examples for concerns pupils from inspiring English sources

While Minja worked on this movie "explicitly according to Vladan's screenplay", he also authored one of the movies which concerns pupils who are favoured by their teachers and are therefore disregarded by their friends.

Table 1 reports the main summary statistics concerning pupils' performance in reading and mathematics' tests in second grade and in fifth grade.

When the same change in cut point was made for the variable concerning pupils eating of FV, more than 80% responded this to be the case (results not displayed).

We understand the concerns that pupils at Applegarth academy have raised.

The government is to delay changes to A-level mathematics and further mathematics amid concerns that pupils will not be sufficiently well prepared for the new exam.

The strategy also promises new posts in prisons to deal with extremism among inmates and more effective whistleblowing and complaints procedures in schools, making it easier for teachers to air concerns over pupils.

The group has been working with Becky Allen, of Education Datalab, whose report [pdf] last year into school performance measures flagged up concerns about pupils being moved between schools and even being lost from the official figures altogether.

There are concerns that pupils are growing up in a culture where pornographic images are widely available, cosmetic surgery is advertised and there is a "fixation" with staying slim.

There have long been concerns at pupils' performance falling behind the rest of the UK in the international Pisa tests when Wales ranked 41 in reading out of 68 countries.

Kevin Courtney, the deputy general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It is of course vitally important that if teachers have concerns about pupils, these are passed on to the designated person within the school so that there can be proper liaison with other bodies.

Besides activity, the HOPE had concerns with pupils' fitness levels and were convinced that they had fallen due to less PA being undertaken, something Kulinna and Silverman concur with [ 23].