Sentence examples for pool of pupils from inspiring English sources

Defending attempts to widen the pool of pupils going to top universities, he said recruitment should be "on the basis of an ability to excel, not purely on previous attainment".

Under the plan a wider range of vocational subjects may also be on offer as a bigger pool of pupils makes it more cost effective to invest in training facilities for say hairdressing or car mechanics.

The Tories can also gather support from teachers and parents by giving schools greater power to expel disruptive pupils.But the Conservatives are still disconcertingly vague on how to deal with the malign consequences of selective education the risk that you will create "sink" schools, and a pool of rejected pupils.

Part of what they offer is the chance to learn with clever classmates, and if fees were too high the pool of brainy potential pupils would become too shallow.

It hopes to award degrees validated by the University of London.Supporters of the New College admit that it will draw most of its students from a pool of privately educated pupils who risk being shut out of the best publicly funded universities.

One widely accepted obstacle is the relatively impoverished pool of facilities available to state-educated pupils.

· Names of pupils have been changed.

It's about low expectations of pupils".

Eighty per cent of pupils attained both.

The best eight GCSEs of pupils.

That equates to about 4.5% of pupils.