Sentence examples for course pupils from inspiring English sources

Of course, pupils' religion and the cultural values of their families are important.

Even if they were accepted to a Russell Group institution based on contextual factors, students would still have to have achieved the right combination of subjects and grades to allow them to do well on the course – pupils without decent maths and physics A-levels would struggle to pass a physics degree course, for example.

Of course, pupils can acquire their knowledge from a variety of sources besides school: through their reading of books, magazines, and comics, through watching TV, increasingly through using computers to access the internet, and through visits to galleries, museums, and exhibitions.

Since 1991, the model has included 29 Advanced courses (1215 participants), 22 Introductory courses (575 pupils), and 7 New Life Cycle courses (more than 400 attendees).

Professionals, policy-makers, parents and - of course - pupils can find all they need on the education issues of the day, as our experienced team of reporters root out the biggest stories to tell you what's really going on.

Global eye is a bank of resources which looks at the importance of the eye as one of the senses for students aged 5 to 7. As a starter activity, try creating a soft assault course for pupils to tackle while blindfolded.

Of course, lazy pupils can purchase this case of 99 beers, but doing so would be pathetically un-résumé worthy.

After the course, the pupils' knowledge score increased (to 13.5 ± 4.4; p < 0.001).

Most mindfulness-based programs for adolescents involve external trainers, normally a program's developers, communicating the mindfulness course to pupils (e.g., Broderick & Metz, 2009; Huppert & Johnson, 2010; Kuyken et al., 2013; Raes, Griffith, Van der Gucht, & Williams, 2014).

Before the course, the, pupils' score in reproductive health was 7.8 ± 4 (out of 20) with no difference between girls and boys (7.6 ± 4.1 vs 8.4 ± 3.8; p > 0.05).

In the same school, he shared a few hours with children attending 'resit' courses for pupils who have failed to complete the course due to the nutritional crisis.