Sentence examples for issued pupils from inspiring English sources

Last month a school in Belfast issued pupils with a worksheet about 1 Corinthians 6 9-11, with the following questions: "What do these verses tell us about homosexuals?" "Who else is included with homosexuals?" And, "What hope is there for all these people?" We know the answer: very little, if the dignity and human rights of gay people are not protected.

At school, I discussed with and issued pupils and parents with opt-out consent letters.

At school, I sought informed consent from all teachers, then, discussed with and issued pupils and parents with opt-out consent letters.

In a statement issued to pupils' parents, the trustees and executive principal of the PVET said it had already addressed many of the issues raised by the watchdog.

But uniforms do remove some of the social issues pupils may face – they make it less likely that a young person will be judged for their choice of clothing.

Prospectuses were issued, but no pupils were attracted to distant Haworth.

But the chances of a teenager receiving a ticket in any given year are much higher than that because citations are generally issued to high-school pupils, not those in kindergarten or primary school.

He now has a golden opportunity to insist that new guidance, which makes plain to schools their responsibility to support their gay pupils, is issued and to ensure that the new national curriculum is reflective of the lives of gay people too.

Pupils have issued a Youtube film plea to safeguard the future of their school amid plans to merge faith education in Denbighshire.

Even a pupil dress code issued by Cheltenham Ladies Collegee will be received like a sermon from Dr Arnold.

The class can also decide to get involved in the fight against human trafficking, much the way one fourth-grade class from Brookline, Mass., took initiative on an issue the pupils felt strongly about.