Sentence examples for needs of pupils from inspiring English sources

But these proposals will not meet the needs of pupils.

The needs of pupils and schools were beginning to advance beyond basic literacy.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said the figures were "astonishing in the current economic climate" and warned that public funds may be being channelled into the pockets of individuals and away from the needs of pupils.

Under their funding agreements (the contract signed between the education secretary and those setting up the school), free schools must "use their best endeavours" to meet any special needs of pupils, while disability legislation requires them to make "reasonable adjustments" to provide for disabled students.

A statement from the William Temple Academy Trust set up by the Diocese of York - which runs both schools, said: "A great deal of thought has gone into how the academy can best meet the needs of the pupils, especially for Year Six pupils (ii-year-olds) who will be taking SATs in May.

Only a few schools had adapted PE programmes to suit the individual needs of obese pupils, or engaged with health agencies, parents and carers to improve the lifestyle of these pupils".

He added that an outstanding school would also look after the pastoral needs of its pupils.

Second, no school can maintain a stock of instruments adequate to the needs of its pupils.

Once the needs of the pupils have been identified then the effectiveness of the training can be truly judged.

She says that schools and parents often display "an utter blindness" to the sexual needs of disabled pupils.

A Department for Education spokesman said: "We trust heads, governors and academy trusts to plan their staffing in a way that best meets the needs of their pupils.