Sentence examples for grant pupils from inspiring English sources

In the past headteachers have been allowed to grant pupils 10 days' leave in exceptional circumstances.

All the girl had done was to press for the removal of a banner bearing a prayer that asked "Our Heavenly Father" to grant pupils the desire "to be kind and helpful to our classmates and teachers" and "to be good sports".

"We have been clear that all head teachers are free to grant pupils leave in exceptional circumstances.

Both Sweden and Denmark introduced mother-tongue instruction in 1976, granting pupils with immigrant background the right to education in their home language a few hours a week.

But they are roughly ten times the grant per pupil that the municipality of Valparaíso receives from the education ministry for running the Escuela Árabe Siria.

Wilshaw would have done education in these areas better service by highlighting these facts, and stressing the difference in grant per pupil between areas, rather than constantly criticising.

In 2013 the government cracked down on term-time holidays and changes to the law mean that head teachers will only grant leave to pupils during term time in exceptional circumstances.

In Liverpool two years ago the city council withdrew school uniform grants from 24,000 pupils whose parents struggled to afford blazers and shirts and cut funding for youth mental health.

Where schools were integrated, the school district was also required to offer a tuition grant to any pupil who objected to being educated in an integrated school.

The rise in the private schools' proportion is in fact due to the abolition in the late 1970s of a third, hybrid species, the direct-grant school.Direct-grant schools selected their pupils by academic ability, with the state paying the fees of those who could not afford them.

The money included £50m to treat more patients in the community rather than hospital and the doubling of funding for the pupil deprivation grant, a scheme to help poorer school pupils.