Sentence examples for difficult pupils from inspiring English sources

France, he says, has a much better system of dealing with difficult pupils.

Charters are more likely than public schools to expel difficult pupils.

Nor did the private schools purge themselves of the most difficult pupils at the end of the first year.

For David Blunkett's idea is that difficult pupils will be put in special classes within the very schools where they are being disruptive.

One suggestion is that teachers use assistants as convenient minders for the most difficult pupils, precisely the ones who, in theory, should be getting the most "face time" with teachers themselves.

Local authorities also hold the ring when it comes to admissions, exclusions, special needs and the behaviour partnerships that are starting to ensure the most needy and difficult pupils are shared out among all schools.

In the manner of a stern schoolmaster dealing with a difficult pupil, Judge May patiently repeated questions that Mr. Milosevic ignored.

And Dudgeon, assuming a mask of academic patronage as if dealing with a difficult pupil, is reduced to floundering irrelevance.

This format sees a brave/mad teacher volunteering to live with their most difficult pupil for a week in a bid to save them from borstal.

The girl resented being taken away from all the things she had planned to that summer, and was a most difficult pupil.

I'm ashamed to admit to being overwhelmed with relief last year when an extremely difficult pupil was at last permanently excluded.