Sentence examples for promoting pupils from inspiring English sources

This would have the added benefits of promoting pupils' awareness of the value of diversity and the richness of experience that it provides.

The value of physical activity in schools should therefore be emphasised, both for physical health and for promoting pupils' attention and learning capacity in class (41, 42).

Contemporary curricular revisions, on the contrary, aim at promoting pupil activity.

Young Minds offers guidance on its website for teachers and is about to pilot a helpline for school staff, while the anti-stigma campaign Time to Change is running a project promoting pupil wellbeing and offering practical guidance for teaching staff.

"Although the school promotes pupils 'loving to learn', it was not evident in all classes," the report notes.

Schools have a legal responsibility to promote pupils' wellbeing – which should include setting out a clear drugs policy to prevent substance misuse," the spokesman added.

The new inspection framework will also assess how well schools promote pupils' "spiritual, moral, social and cultural development".

"We've drastically reduced the amount of written feedback, and yet feedback overall has risen because teachers are giving it orally and encouraging pupils to think about how well they are getting on and what's next, and we promote pupil-to-pupil feedback".

They promote pupil dilation (mydriasis) and constriction (miosis), respectively.

The funds will promote pupil enrolment and quality teaching and learning over a two year period.

UNICEF will use the funds to promote pupil enrolment and to ensure quality teaching and learning under initiatives spanning a two year period from 2005.