Sentence examples for introduced pupil from inspiring English sources

After all, times are lean and there is money at stake - £430 a year goes to the school for every student on free school meals that it takes under the newly introduced "pupil premium".

After two days, I learned that the Manchester Arts Education Initiative chose Sky Burial because it introduced pupils to two remote cultures.

Dull Bible lessons slowly gave way to lessons that introduced pupils to the Five Pillars of Islam or the Five Ks of Sikhism.

He cites a recent Rattle initiative in Berlin in which orchestra members attended schools where they introduced pupils to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring.

The initiative is the second stage in the BBC's nationwide project to help schools introduce pupils to classical music, launched last year for younger children.

Medical schools introduce pupils to sleep-deprived snacking; law schools equip them to brave articulate ridicule; business schools cull the weak.

The materials introduce pupils to the traditions of Chinese New Year while exploring the similarities and differences between life in the UK and China.

The Lib Dems say collectively PE co-ordinators could introduce pupils to as many as 15-20 different sports through local clubs.

The actor welcomed the launch of the Children's Cultural Poverty Forum in Wales and added that the key involvement of Film Club, a national charity that he supports, will allow more schools to introduce pupils to films.

The main purpose of a compulsory school science education for all is surely to introduce pupils to the key ideas about the nature and practice of science as well as some central conclusions reached by science.

At the start of July's re-draft, another aim was added: "It introduces pupils to the best that has been thought and said; and helps engender an appreciation of human creativity and achievement".