Sentence examples for leading pupils from inspiring English sources

Inside the hall, an elaborate altar contains statues of Confucius and four of his leading pupils.

It also allows teachers at this school which, like other charter schools, is publicly funded but has some freedom to teach as it likes to spend more time teaching and less time marking written work and leading pupils through dull drills of words and numbers.

Another school - Briarwood Elementary - was also damaged, and teachers were later seen leading pupils out to safety.

A Primary Two pupil at Bright Hope Academy, Dominic has set a record of attaining straight A's and is one of the leading pupils in his class.

He became a leading pupil, then stuck around for a doctorate.

A leading pupil of the choreographer Jean-Georges Noverre, Dauberval did much to disseminate his teacher's ideas on the ballet d'action (ballet with a plot).

Skinner taught such future stars as Kevin Kline and Kelsey Grammer, carrying on a tradition of speech instruction she'd been taught by a leading pupil of Henry Sweet, the dialect expert who was George Bernard Shaw's model for Prof. Henry Higgins in "Pygmalion" and its musical adaptation, "My Fair Lady".

Hence the unforgettable image of Adèle in the sunshine, at a school gala, leading her pupils in a kind of shuffling conga.

People have reported on social media sites how school buses have been stuck and cancelled because of the tailbacks, leading to pupils walking home in the rain yesterday.

Meanwhile, Jim Knight, the schools minister, denied the tests for 11- and 14-year-olds were leading to pupils being only taught to pass the exams.

He is the Pied Piper leading star pupils in the island rap song "Who Let the Dogs Out" as they traipse across a movie theater parking lot, the reading coach tapping drumstick to table as struggling students sound out each word: wait, paint, sail, main, fail.