Sentence examples for million pupils from inspiring English sources

Enrolment increased from 3.1 million pupils in 1996 to 8.4 million in 2013.

Every three years around half a million pupils are tested per country; the latest study saw about 60 participate.

With 1.8 million pupils being taught in these schools, there was an average of one camera for every 38 children.

According to the government, the programme has raised enrolment rates from 5.3 million pupils to 8.5 million.

More than a million pupils have been fingerprinted at their secondary school - thousands without their parents' consent, according to new research published on Friday.

The statistics coincide with separate forecasts from the department predicting an extra half million pupils in English state primary schools and nurseries by 2018.

The National Schools Nutrition Programmee (NSNP) now reaches approximately eight million pupils in poorer schools across South Africa.

Since Uganda introduced universal primary education 11 years ago enrolment has nearly tripled to seven million pupils.

But Archbishop Welby makes clear that the Church will not change the way it teaches the nearly one million pupils in Anglican schools about sexuality and relationships.

By the next decade there were eight million pupils in elementary schools, four million in secondary schools, and more than 115,000 in higher-education institutions.

Later, I read in a newspaper that the Malaysian government had planned to mobilize "about five million pupils and 360,765 teachers from more than 10,000 schools," to protest against what posters in the Bangsar Sports Complex termed "Holocaust II".