Sentence examples for determines pupils from inspiring English sources

This determines pupils' future pathways but in a system which, he says, does not want to be seen as selective.

The analysis revealed that peer nominations have been used to determine pupils' social status and have overwhelmingly produced negative results.

The Bronx kids are sharp, determined pupils so they didn't just sit around, bitching and moaning.

Level of pupils' educational attainment, age as well as geographical location appeared to be important factors determining pupils' level of awareness of girls' right to education.

The age of pupils, type and locality of school appeared to be significant factors in determining pupils' response to the right to freedom from economic exploitation.

I would hope that many schools, recognising that the quality of teaching is what matters most in determining pupil achievement, will use it to improve the teaching experienced by poorer children.

Bloxx were surprised when an important client from a West Country school emailed Bloxx late last year to cancel their contract – but on further examination, the email came from one very determined pupil.

The bombshell conclusion is bound to thrust the debate over the role of genetics in education back to centre stage - just two months after Michael Gove's outgoing senior adviser, Dominic Cummings, told his boss he believed genetics outweighed teaching when it came to determining pupil performance.

Previous research has shown that factors determining whether pupils go on to university are largely set before they finish their compulsory education at the end of Year 11.

The Catholic church is taking the government's schools admissions watchdog to the high court to protect the rights of priests to determine whether pupils are eligible for a place on the basis of their faith.

In October an appellate court blocked the law's directive requiring schools to determine their pupils' immigration status, as well as the section making it a crime for illegal immigrants not to have proper identification.