Sentence examples for educated pupils from inspiring English sources

Direct discrimination is not to blame: privately educated pupils do better in exams than their state-educated counterparts.

Little wonder, therefore, that Russell group universities are currently recruiting record numbers of independently educated pupils".

One of the more surprising recipients of this award was James Gillespie's High School in Edinburgh, which educated pupils between 11 and 18.

It showed that children from local state primary schools had been less successful than in previous years, while a higher proportion of privately educated pupils had passed.

The proportions of privately educated pupils are rising, despite the fact that just 9% of the current school population is privately educated.

Despite this, privately educated pupils, already advantaged by being taught in smaller classes etc, are apparently entitled to almost half the places at Oxbridge.

Educating pupils about gender-based violence could also play a crucial role in tackling rape and domestic abuse later on.

But the intersection between schools and the online world is not merely a question of educating pupils about online safety.

It then had an intake of mainly Polish pupils and now serves and educates pupils speaking languages including Albanian, German, Polish, Yoruba, Georgian, Arabic, Italian, Bulgarian, Romanian.

Only five of the 12 countries visited by the IEG had carried out repeated, standardised tests to monitor their progress in educating pupils, rather than merely enrolling them.

Good teaching is the single biggest variable in educating pupils, bigger than class size, family background or school funding, says Eric Hanushek, an education expert at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.