The half-pupil is a useful intermediate step between the full-pupil and divided-pupil configuration.
St Ninian's was the first state-funded school in Scotland to abandon the Standard Grade examination system in favour of the Higher Still system, using Access 3, Intermediate 1 and Intermediate 2 for pupils in third and fourth year, while maintaining Highers in fifth year and Advanced Highers in sixth year.
The number of lower secondary school graduates has decreased since the end of the 1970s, while the number of pupils with leaving certificates from intermediate secondary school or intermediate general school is similar to that of graduates from schools of general education.
At Hosh Al Omara intermediate school in Zahle, Lebanon, 60 per cent of the pupils are Syrian.
By varying the height of the diffractive step, the amount of light distributed to near, intermediate and distant foci is adjusted according to pupil aperture.
This intermediate kiss will often be deployed by school pupils resisting instruction because it is loud enough to signal non-compliance but quiet enough to allow deniability.
The following week, Lorde returned to her old school in Auckland, Belmont Intermediate, to judge a talent contest, and 500 pupils sang it to welcome her – a throaty child army, faintly formidable like Pink Floyd's urchins in The Wall.
England's curriculum, weighted towards GCSE tests at 16, entails little monitoring of what pupils learn between 11 and those exams (intermediate tests were abolished by Labour in 2008, albeit with Tory encouragement).
Pupils are scored against three benchmarks: basic, intermediate and proficient.
HAD anxious pupils exhibited a color choice which was intermediate between normal and depressed, which is again similar to that observed in adults.
