Sentence examples for pupil ratio from inspiring English sources

The teacher pupil ratio has also improved to 1 15.

Since 1997 progressive steps had been taken to upgrade the professional qualifications of early childhood educators, and to improve the teacher to pupil ratio.

"Their kids would probably get the best education anywhere in the country too, because the teacher to pupil ratio is nearly one-on-one".

A three step "Masterplan" initiative was kicked off beginning with Masterplan One (1997-2002), the goal being to allow students computer usage for 30percentt of their curriculum time in fully networked schools with a computer to pupil ratio of 1 2.

The settings of the studies, carried out over four decades, were heterogeneous, ranging from suburban schools 23455170 70 to military barracks, 49 64 intensive care units, and paediatric wards 61 68 in high income countries; slums in low income countries 20; family units in China 29; travellers in Taiwan 53; and day care centres for children with special needs with a high teacher to pupil ratio.

Finance Secretary John Swinney is offering councils money to maintain teacher to pupil ratios.

Nevertheless, Leigh's computer-pupil ratio is impressive, with 700 new iMacs running Apple and Windows programs, as well as existing PC machines.

What if the 200 children have no books?" The national teacher-pupil ratio has climbed from 1 41 in 2000 to 1 51 today.

Just over 1m English-language staff teach over 200m Chinese pupils, a heroic, if mind-boggling, teacher-pupil ratio.

Poland is ahead of the UK when it comes to teacher-to-pupil ratio and levels of tertiary enrolment.

The average Burmese spends just four years at school; the country has a teacher-pupil ratio of one to 30 compared with one to 13 in Malaysia.