Sentence examples for infant pupils from inspiring English sources

There will be free school meals for infant pupils.

But Myles Bremner, director of the School Food Plan, says it has shown that with the right infrastructure, the right staffing, and 87% of infant pupils taking dinners, "that it should be possible to serve meals for under £2.30".

It would mean more unqualified teachers in English schools damaging learning; more infant pupils educated in class sizes of more than 30; fewer apprenticeships for young people; no local oversight or accountability of our schools system; and zero strategy for the forgotten 50% of young people: those wanting to pursue technical and vocational pathways.

One source briefed the Sunday papers that the education secretary's costly obsession with free schools approached "lunacy"; hours later, a second source leaked official emails that undermined the Lib Dems' claims that they had figured out how to fund their own pet project, free meals for all infant pupils.

They include: the impending introduction of free school meals for all infant pupils in England; the addition of cooking skills to the school curriculum; and last year's voluntary agreement on a clearer food-labelling scheme, although a number of major food producers have shunned it.

From this term, all infant pupils in England's schools will be entitled to a free hot meal at lunchtime every day.

Infants looked longer at test events that involved novel speaker and divergent attention but no changes in infants' pupil dilation were observed in any conditions.

Nick Clegg has announced that, from September next year, all infant school pupils in England (ie, pupils in reception,year 1 and year 2) will get free school meals.

Updated at 5.45pm BST 5.01pm BST Nick Clegg announces free school meals for infant school pupils.

This will take to 1.9 million the number of infant school pupils eligible for the meals – 400,000 children, whose parents are on low incomes, already qualify.

"Free school meals for all infant school pupils will save parents an average of £400 a year, and make sure every child can get the healthy lunch that will help them do well at school".