Sentence examples for potential pupils from inspiring English sources

Now it has announced that it intends to select potential pupils on their potential ability to row.

He dresses like a student, always with a book to hand, and we meet him talking to unseen potential pupils he's interviewing with a mixture of caution and seduction.

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.

All must be factored in the when potential pupil tallies up the costs and gains of an EMBA programme.

That involved a Jewish school that was found to have discriminated against a potential pupil on grounds of his ethnic origins.

Such a positive selection can arise when only a small portion of pupils from a large potential pupil population, who are qualified for higher education, tends to go on into higher education.

"I'm pleased to announce the development of a new departmental strategy that focuses on getting experts to distil what it is that makes for good counselling services in primary and secondary schools – and what the wider benefits can be, how we can unlock the potential of pupils, and work out when they need more specialist help.

A total of 57 schools participated in the study with 1456 of a potential 2600 pupils (56%) providing consent.

Arousal is usually measured by increases of blood flow, de-synchronization of electroencephalographs, the amplitude and latency of event related potentials, or pupil diameter, skin resistance and heart rate [49], [52].

If universities see potential in these pupils, why not let them in with lower grades?

Mossbourne Community Academy in Hackney, east London, is inviting applications for up to 10 extra places in year nine based on pupils' potential to become elite rowers.