Sentence examples for prospective pupils from inspiring English sources

For the prospective pupils and their parents, the shock was even worse.

Parents of a number of prospective pupils have also contacted the school about the issue.

One would give religious schools a statutory right to interview prospective pupils.

Thus the JFS committed a statutory tort by selecting prospective pupils by reference to their "ethnic origins".

Its prospective pupils include not only British expats but Anglophilic New Yorkers, as well as children from Australia, Singapore, Belgium, Holland, and Japan: all those who prefer Paddington Bear and regimented games to Stuart Little and nap time.

Oh, and in his endorsement of Toby Young's free school philosophy, he omits to mention that compulsory Latin is a central plank of the curriculum – very character-building that, and likely to put off a number of undesirable prospective pupils.

My teacher could ever after say that she had studied with Ravel (catnip to any prospective private pupil).

For example, in a prospective study of school pupils in New England, USA, those in the highest quartile of film exposure were >2.5 times more likely to have initiated smoking 13 26 months later compared with the lowest quartile, and it was estimated that >50% of smoking initiation could be attributed to smoking in films.

Peter Botting, a consultant who trains prospective candidates, describes one pupil who is used to working long hours but was "shattered" after the six-hour assessment.In this section What's the plan?

The sample was based on the Northern Swedish Cohort, a 27-year prospective cohort study comprising all pupils who entered or who should have entered the ninth grade of the Swedish compulsory school in the town of Lule�� in 1981, at 16 years of age (N = 1,083; 506 girls and 577 boys).

The Longitudinal Study of Young People in England (LSYPE) is a prospective cohort study of English school pupils with repeated annual follow-ups.