Sentence examples for first-year pupils from inspiring English sources
As one liberal history teacher frets: "I can imagine that in a year's time we will be obliged to explain the meaning of the new holiday to first-year pupils".
The name was apparently an in-joke between Clarkson and Wilman, Stig being a nickname for first-year pupils at Repton.
Part of the school, known as "Phase One", opened in September 1975, with 150 first-year pupils, and 70 second-year pupils (from Radcliffe County Secondary School).
The sampling plan was based on a record of public schools, classes and mean number of pupils per class provided by the São Gonçalo municipal education department for 2005 (universe of 6,589 first-year pupils of fundamental schooling).
In Mumbai it raised the chances of fourth-year pupils grasping first-year maths by 11.9 percentage points.
One of the fourth-year pupils was older than I, a fact I prudently concealed.
The council said16 temporary rooms for first and second-year pupils at the Royal High school has been installed and 390 pupils had been moved from Firrhill secondary at Napier university.
This summer, 83.8% of Higher and Advanced Higher papers gained an A or a B grade — up almost 7% on last year — while 80.4% of fourth-year pupils achieved top results in Intermediate 2 exams, which Mary Erskine's favours over Standard Grade for all subjects apart from drama.
Natasha Paton was one of a group of 39 sixth year pupils from Lanark Grammar school who had just left the town for the school's annual Easter visit to Alton Towers, in Staffordshire, when their coach crashed in a blizzard before dawn.
The children were 10 - 16 years old (mean 12.3 ± 1.1 years), equally distributed between school levels: 31.8% were first year pupils, 31.8% were second year, and 36.4% were third year.
