"pupil needs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the needs or requirements of a student or student's academic progress. Example: The school's new curriculum is designed to cater to the different pupil needs of the diverse student population.
Every pupil needs the chance to sit with an appropriately trained professional to discuss their career choices.
"What a pupil needs to do to be graded a 4b, for example, is a meaningless conversation," she says.
Teachers are expected to address a broad range of diverse pupil needs but do not always feel capable or lack the skills to meet these high expectations.
And when teachers in mid-career find themselves squeezed between ailing parents and needy offspring, many find attending to myriad pupil needs just too demanding.
TJ Dillishaw is a very real threat to Barao's 135lb dominance and may be just the dance partner that the brawling Nova Uniao pupil needs to cement his status amongst the world's pound for pound best.
A pupil needs to trust his teacher.
The DfE report is clear that marking should be led by pupils' needs rather than a mechanistic timetable.
"We are introducing a national fair funding formula so schools are funded according to their pupils' needs, rather than by their postcode.
The Finnish system is aware of this and prides itself on positively evolving with the pupils' needs and interests at the heart of all decisions.
"We've just been screaming from the rooftops," Mr. Garcia said of Ms. Streep's donation, though he noted that it was just the start of the $1.2 million the school, with more than 200 pupils, needs to stay open.
Ewins, who has 25 years' experience of working with children with special educational needs, says venues such as museums and galleries have a good track record in accommodating her pupils' needs.
