Sentence examples for problems of pupils from inspiring English sources

Recent research is listed and a description given of main presenting symptoms and medical problems of pupils coming for lessons.

I believe that even schools now will not have problems of pupils without documentation as most parents have made an effort to get these documents.

There is an age-old problem of pupils falling back over the holidays because we've got a school year designed for children in the 1900s.

From a year 7 intake of extraordinary diversity and social problems, 99 per cent of pupils achieved 5 or more grades A* to C. But why bring this up now?

He was almost equally at home in England and America: and, while he numbered among his friends leading figures in the public life of both, he was never too preoccupied to devote time and energy to the personal problems, whether of pupils, colleagues in the Labour movement, and academic life, or victimised workers which his unfailing kindness caused to be laid before him.

Ministers have also drawn attention to games developed by the Oxford mathematician Marcus Du Sautoy, which are being used in growing numbers of schools to explain complex problems to pupils.

These two teenagers are not living under an education authority that has failed to address the problem of missing pupils.

A better screening system is needed (see article).But this is not the real answer to the problem of poor pupils' underperformance.

Then there is the problem of the pupils who don't get in to grammar schools: they tend to do worse in selective systems than their peers elsewhere.

Then there is the problem of the pupils who don't get in to grammar schools, who tend to fare worse in the secondary modern schools at the other end of the selective system than their peers at comprehensives.

Sir Craig Tunstall, executive head teacher of the federation leading the Gipsy Hill bid, said they wanted to tackle the problem of bright pupils in primary school falling behind when they transfer to secondary school.