Sentence examples for exceptional pupil from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weston, 77, is a master; Mr. Kendrick, 43, is an exceptional pupil.

At Ysgol Gynradd Morswyn, Gareth's primary school, a short hop between Valley and Holyhead, head teacher Islwyn Williams remembers him as an exceptional pupil.

Bergson was a notably exceptional pupil throughout his childhood.

While at Winchester Schuster played Winchester College football and was occasionally involved in debates; he was not, however, noted as a particularly exceptional pupil.

The city not only gave him and wife Nora an income, it gave Joyce, as a teacher, an exceptional pupil: the writer Ettore Schmitz, known by the pen name Italo Svevo.

His inspirational presence on our concert stages will be much missed by his countless devotees; but his performing skills will live on in those of his exceptional pupils, from Paul Lewis to Till Fellner.

He remembered his pupil as "a fairly exceptional student," pleasant and personable enough, liked and trusted sufficiently to be made head of his school house and a school monitor.

"I think people who are teachers could probably relate to the feeling better than anybody; when you have an exceptional student that makes your class fun to go to, it helps you," Krzyzewski said of his most prized pupil.

Improvement becomes a mirage as schools can only be as good as their intakes and one pupil's exceptional performance needs to be balanced by another's disappointing one.

The child did seem to become stronger, but her ballet teacher, Dorothy Thorne, also recognised that she had a pupil of exceptional gifts, quick to follow instructions, technically secure, and with a lively sense of performance.

The family was close and happy, proudly nurturing Kathie's exceptional gifts - until a former pupil of her father's fell in love with her, aged 14.