Sentence examples for diverse pupil from inspiring English sources

The study found that schools with a diverse pupil population performed better than those with white British children.

Teachers are expected to address a broad range of diverse pupil needs but do not always feel capable or lack the skills to meet these high expectations.

A spokesman for the CES commented: "We want diverse schools with pupils of all religions and none, but to do this we need the places.

But had he visited Gove would have found a richly diverse school – with pupils from 14 different ethnic backgrounds and more than 50% speaking English as a second language – unafraid to tackle FGM as a child protection issue.

We need to be bolder about all children having an equal chance, proud of the idea of first-rate community comprehensive education and encourage a diverse mix of pupils in all our schools.

This is not to improve academic attainment, but to help with a move from teacher-directed to student-centred approaches that aim to meet individual pupils' diverse educational needs, and to develop critical thinking and collaborative approaches.

Children were examined on a wider range of abilities, the paper said – ones already being taught in the county's primary schools, rather than skills that can be mastered through home tutoring – and claimed: "Provisional results indicate that a more diverse selection of pupils passed this test, and headteachers say they feel the change has made a difference".

Schools from all regions in the Netherlands will be included to reach a diverse sample of pupils.

But more grammar schools reverses the idea that underpins choice: that pupils are diverse so we need a diverse range of schools.

Diversity is, instead, diverse.

A sample of high-school pupils drawn from such a diverse nation as the United States will inevitably contain a greater proportion of pupils from poorer districts with dismal schools than a sample selected from just the wealthiest part of China.