Sentence examples for intake of pupils from inspiring English sources

The first intake of pupils will occupy two of the seven floors and unions claim that the playground is small and unsuitable.

He found his first intake of pupils through contacts of his mother's and by putting up a notice at his old school.

Greening told MPs there would be no return to the old system of grammars and secondary moderns, stressing the need for grammar schools to boost their intake of pupils from poorer backgrounds.

As he told the new intake of pupils: "I want you to let everyone else know that life is good here, that there is a future for this village".

In August, Braidhurst High School (Motherwell), Broughton High School (Edinburgh), Graeme High School (Falkirk), Grange Academy (Kilmarnock), Hazelhead Academy (Aberdeen), Holyrood Secondary School (Glasgow) and St John's High School (Dundee) will start working with the first intake of pupils on the scheme.

Delays in building work meant the first intake of pupils were taught at St Mary's Grammar School in Northwood Hills from 9 September 1959.

From September the school will have an intake of 60 pupils in reception, 60 pupils in year one and 120 pupils in year seven.

Under the plans, it would be refurbished and open to 32 pupils, and would be gradually expanded to eventually have a full intake of 140 pupils by September 2016.

In Birmingham, the foundation's two independent schools are backing initiatives to strengthen the intake of disadvantaged pupils.

Many boarding schools rely on an intake of overseas pupils and a strong EAL department is essential to making a success of this strategy.

And just as David Blunkett has proposed that the children of 3,000 new asylum seekers should attend special schools in new pilot accommodation centres to prevent them "swamping" local schools, so legislation was enacted in the 1930s limiting the intake of Jewish pupils into state schools to less than 5% of the total.