Junior pupils shared the building with the senior school until 1904, after which they moved several times: to Norfolk Terrace, Montpelier Crescent, the former vicarage (in 1922) and finally to new facilities in Hove.
The show is mainly an excuse to introduce a lot of wonderful Rodgers and Hart songs composed by Junior's pupils ("There's a Small Hotel", "Quiet Night", "Too Good for the Average Man", "Glad to be Unhappy") and showcase the Terpsichorean talents of two stars from opposite sides of the dance world.
Excluding 6,762 new entrants who did not have academic records for the preceding year left 23,835 pupils (17,891 primary and 5,944 junior secondary school pupils).
Thus the ratio of primary to junior secondary school pupil population was about 3 to 1.
Currently, Mrs. Barstow conducts children in grades 7 through 12 in the New Jersey Youth Orchestra; students in grades 6 through 8 in the Philharmonia; those in grades 5 through 7 in Junior Strings, and pupils in grades 3 through 5 in the Orchestral String Training Ensemble.
The 50 item test previously demonstrated a reliability of 0.94 (Cronbach's α) in use with a sample of 806 junior secondary school pupils (ages ranging from 12 to 16 years) from schools in Australia, Singapore, the Philippines and Great Britain.
After graduating from general junior secondary education, pupils can move on to general senior secondary education.
This study aims to document the prevalence and types of child labour among primary and junior secondary school pupils in Nigeria.
The two groups of respondents (all pupils from one junior high school) consisted of 60 pupils: 24 boys and 36 girls aged between 12 and 15 years, with an average age of 14 years.
In the 1980s Kreijns was the Dutch junior coach, his star pupils being Enri Leufkens and Berry Westra, who won the 1987 World Junior Team Championship and the 1993 Bermuda Bowl.
