Sentence examples similar to pupil financial from inspiring English sources

The first thing you notice is that the overall per-pupil financial support for all public schools is about $11,500, while the charter school per pupil allocation is about $6,100.

When the calculator plops out its numbers, every low-attaining pupil's financial gain will be someone else's loss.

But the proportion of pupils receiving financial assistance with fees has continued to rise, reaching 32.1% of all pupils, in spite of the further loss of about 5,700 holders of government assisted places.

In addition, the school makes available some places to pupils offered on scholarship, bursaries or free of charge; almost a third of current pupils receive financial support for their places.

Unlike Greece, Spain appeared to be a model pupil before the financial crisis.

The chancellor, George Osborne, promised last week that the education budget would rise each year for the next four years and announced the new £2.5bn pupil premium, a financial reward to schools for each child they take from the poorest homes.

At present, one in three pupils at Leicester Grammar receive financial assistance with the fees.

They will come under increased financial pressure as their pupil numbers dwindle.

The move means weaker schools will come under increased financial pressure as their pupil numbers dwindle.

Looking ahead, the government will use the existing criteria to assess pupil premium eligibility in the 2015-16 financial year.

Increasing amounts go on financial aid for poorer pupils.