Sentence examples for extra pupils from inspiring English sources

It was too full to take extra pupils.

Increased traffic will clog streets and extra pupils will strain local schools.

But what if there aren't enough teachers for those extra pupils?

The extra pupils then thronged the high schools, which tripled their output of graduates during the 1990s, according to Claudio de Moura Castro of Pitágoras, a chain of private schools.

"Today's statistics show that overall absence is at a record low, with 70,000 more extra pupils in school on average every day in 2007-08 compared to 1996-97, proof the government's strategy is working.

Local authorities, which by law have to find children a school place, are forcing primary heads to take on hundreds of extra pupils and erect mobile classrooms in playgrounds, music rooms and libraries in some cases.

The school will have to prove that admitting an extra pupil would require them to employ an extra pupil.

One extra pupil per class is roughly six extra per year, and this makes a very big difference.

You say that if King Edward's were dissolved neighbouring comprehensives would each gain just one extra pupil per class; a negligible difference, according to Miss Insch.

Some schools are said to be giving away iPads to encourage poorer parents to register, so they continue to receive this extra "pupil premium" funding.

Adopting a child from care will trigger an extra £1,900 in additional pupil premium money to their school.