Sentence examples for enter pupils from inspiring English sources

A total of 52 institutions did not enter pupils for any of these five subjects at A-level.

By encouraging schools to enter pupils for these subjects, more opportunities will be available to them, he has argued.

A grading and points system encouraged schools to enter pupils for less demanding courses, in order to boost their place in league tables.

On Monday, teachers were unable to enter pupils' details on a database that records which children took the English, maths and science tests.

Secondly, the government's introduction of the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) as a performance measure has put pressure on schools to enter pupils for more traditional, academic subjects.

Another, which is now being piloted, is to replace the SATs for 11-year-olds with "single-level tests" modelled on music exams, for which teachers can enter pupils twice a year at the level they judge appropriate.

Pressure to keep a school's results above the English government's floor standards encouraged many into entering pupils for vocational GCSE-equivalents.

PiXL Club members received discounts on entering pupils for the ECDL, and an email from PiXL to more than 1,000 secondary schools said pupils could be prepared for the computer-based test in "three or four intensive days".

The dramatic rise follows a Government clamp down which aimed to prevent schools "gaming" the system by entering pupils for multiple resits until they achieved the C grade required for the target.

Joe's state primary school worked hard to keep up with his appetite for maths; his secondary, St Paul's independent school in Barnes, south-east London, has an established tradition of entering pupils in maths competitions.

Stephen Twigg MP, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: "Entering pupils several times for their GCSE exam in the same subject can't be good for school budgets, standards or learning.