Sentence examples for failing pupils from inspiring English sources

Currently schools are being rewarded for failing pupils.

Even so, failing pupils are often required to repeat a year.

"With its policy of transferring main classroom duties from teachers to other support staff, the government is failing pupils.

Independently monitored tests are being introduced for pupils aged nine, 12 and 15, doubtless as much to spot the incompetent teachers as the failing pupils.

Is it because traditional gym classes, where dodgeball has always been an easy rest period for lazy and mean teachers, are failing pupils?

Labour has accused the government of failing pupils after figures showed children at more than 100 free schools in England are doing lessons in temporary, makeshift buildings.

It was one of the 250 schools singled out by the Department for Education for failing their pupils the most.

As cities wrestle with falling budgets and poor results, similar things are happening across America.Newark's school system, under state supervision since 1995, is failing its pupils.

These were condemned for failing their pupils – although to do so the DfE and Ofsted had to create new categories of offence, since several of the schools had been lauded by Ofsted and the DfE for superior academic performance.

At the moment this seems a long way off: roads are in disrepair; more than one-third of city lights don't work; public schools are failing the pupils who bother to turn up; ambulances break down; thousands of households don't have water and there are 84,000 blighted and vacant parcels of property.

A report by Ofsted said the authority should "intervene early when schools show signs of failing their pupils".