Sentence examples for improved pupils from inspiring English sources

Morale among teachers has improved, pupils numbers are climbing slowly and the attitude of the community to their local school is shifting.

Media reporting around the time of the fees hike improved pupils' knowledge of how much university would cost but also increased the negative perceptions of affordability, with a significant increase in the proportion who thought university was too expensive.

Today an audience of prestigious economists was told that the healthier school dinners introduced by the celebrity chef had not only significantly improved pupils' test results, but also cut the number of days they were off sick.

Ministers may need to rein in their oft-stated enthusiasm for the controversial phonics screening check for six-year-olds after a final official evaluation report found no evidence that it improved pupils' overall literacy performance.

In its original inspection of the school, education standards watchdog Ofsted found that unless standards of reading and writing improved "pupils are unlikely to flourish in their secondary school and future lives".

Exercise routine 'boosts learning' Jump to media player A routine of exercises developed by an academic who had to re-learn how to read has improved pupils' reading skills.

Be prepared to link this to the ultimate aim of improved pupil outcomes – it's essentially how all teachers are judged.

The key findings are that English primary schools did change their mode of operation after the exogenous policy change, utilising more autonomy and changing spending behaviour, but this did not lead to improved pupil performance.

Does becoming an academy improve pupils' Sats results?

A recent report claimed to show which headteachers make the most impact on improving pupils' chances.

The smart boards were seen as a good way to improve pupils' results.