Sentence examples for disruptive pupil from inspiring English sources

But he was a disruptive pupil; he didn't always know where the boundaries were.

Seen from the capitals of the European Union's other member states, Britain can seem like the persistently disruptive pupil in the class.

He offers the analogy of a conveyor belt, on which the individual passes through successive stages: neglected child, disruptive pupil, anti-social teenager, young offender, hardened criminal.

"These Progress Centres could be financed either by schools buying a course for a disruptive pupil; or, in the case of permanent exclusions, the Centre being paid the funds that would otherwise have gone to the school.

And to make sure his targets are met, the education secretary is fining schools up to £6,000 for every disruptive pupil beyond the targets set by civil servants in Whitehall.

He'd been a restless, disruptive pupil, but when he began studying dance at GCSE he not only found a subject he was good at, he discovered new focus and self-confidence.

Strategies to avoid include giving ultimatums or ignoring disruptive pupils.

They dislike the city academies' independence in hiring staff, designing curriculums and booting out disruptive pupils.

"You'd get better attainment for all children, not just the brightest, and fewer disruptive pupils.

Teachers are now able to search pupils for prohibited items and more easily remove disruptive pupils, the DfE said.

We will back headteachers in excluding persistently disruptive pupils, which is why we are removing barriers which limit their authority.