Sentence examples for high pupils from inspiring English sources

Many other former Beverly High pupils are suffering from similar ailments.

The Monster High pupils have made it on to the list for a third year in a row.

By Monday morning, the news was all over Drumchapel high: pupils were shocked by the overnight disappearance of the Murselaj family, the strong-armed tactics involved, and wondered whether the events had been illegal (a question mark that still hangs over this).

In contrast to Yachana High, pupils at the local state school, Juan Ortega, focused more on the way different industries brought improvements to the quality of their lives.

In addition, high pupil-to-teacher ratios, overworked and stressed teachers, and ever-changing syllabuses result in dull, flat lessons that involve a VCR and a handout.

Researchers have found that maternal schools help poor children greatly with exercise and nutrition but are hampered in raising intellectual skills, because of a high pupil-teacher ratio.

But again, the data provide little support.Both Korea and Finland have high pupil-teacher ratios (third- and fifth-highest of the 30 countries GEMS studied, respectively).

The challenges this particular school does face lie in its abnormally high pupil mobility and an intake which includes above-average numbers of pupils with English as an additional language, on free school meals and with special needs.

It could thus be seen as something of a surprise for a major study on international education to both note the UK's relatively high pupil-teacher ratio and to argue that it could be a good thing.

First of all, these factors contributed to a very high pupil-to-teacher ratio.

Tobin (2005) suggests that high pupil-teacher ratios in Japan and France, which by US standards can be considered too high and hence represent low provision quality standards, do not seem to affect negatively teachers' classroom practices and children's development.