Sentence examples for grades pupils from inspiring English sources

Parents may find they need to rely more on private tutors when schools cannot guarantee the grades pupils will achieve.

The new league tables will now double-weight the grades pupils achieve in English and maths within the new progress measure.

Apart from students' satisfaction scores, they ranked the universities according to how much institutions spend per student; their student/staff ratio; the career prospects of their graduates six months after graduation; a value-added score and what grades pupils have to achieve to stand a chance of being offered a place.

The tables, published in full on our website today, rank universities according to the following measures: how satisfied their final-year students are; how much they spend per student; the student/staff ratio; the career prospects of their graduates; a value-added score and what grades pupils have to achieve to stand a chance of being offered a place.

The criteria for inclusion are that primary schools want their final two grades (pupils aged 10-12 years) to participate in the study and the children have computers with Internet access at school and at home.

Soto taught many of the first-grade pupils who died.

Lisa Goldstein teaches second- and third-grade pupils at a public school on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

When the school gained its "Outstanding" grade, pupils were crestfallen to hear that this did not bring a badge.

The music video, by seventh-grade pupils from Oakland, explores the structure of DNA as well as its disputed discovery.

About 30percentt of eighth-grade pupils at M.S. 202 and 220 read at grade level, and 22.8 worked at grade level in math.

Fourth- to sixth-grade pupils are evacuated to a local church, while the younger children from kindergarten to third grade are kept inside the building.