Sentence examples for enter student from inspiring English sources

Although both Young Labour and Conservative Future, the Tories' youth wing, claim around 15,000 members, there's a broad assumption among the young people I spoke to that you enter student politics primarily for CV points.

It's not impossible to enter student politics from a non-law faculty, but if you do manage it you'll be a fringe player at best.

To enter, students and recent graduates submitted a video pitch for their business.

Of the 250 most prestigious private schools in England, around half now enter students for at least one IGCSE subject.

(Please note that answering online before Sept. 27, 2013 will enter students into a contest to be judged in collaboration with the Times Science desk).

Cambridge University last week added a further twist when it wrote to schools urging them not just to do A-levels but to enter students for the standalone AS.

The Sunday Times said schools that fail to enter students into enough Ebacc subjects will be "marked down" by Ofsted inspectors.

Resurgo will use its prize money to enter students for qualifications next year, and says the Media Trust support will be particularly useful for its fledgling communications team.

Our new accountability measure for schools will reward those that enter students for a broad and balanced mix of eight subjects at 16 – including creative and technical subjects.

The government says heads will still be able to enter students for GCSEs early.

"Schools must only enter students for the qualifications that are right for them, not for the cynical reasons this suggests," he said.