Sentence examples for pupils admitted from inspiring English sources

Boarding schools today welcomed a reversal of 20 years of decline with the announcement that numbers rose by 1%, with around 8,000 new overseas pupils admitted.

Local residents are angry that the site was purchased and that funding was agreed and pupils admitted to the school without any understanding of the problems associated with development in a national park area.

One pupil admitted, "If you're marking your friend's work, you might be tempted to give them an extra mark or two" while another commented, perhaps less supportively that, "It's a good laugh seeing what your mates wrote".

Special educational needs (SEN) is complex and often children have more than one condition, but over recent years, I have noticed a gradual change in the type of pupil admitted into our school.

The Wembley High School pupil admits getting into Hindi cinema has not been "without a struggle".

Most pupils are admitted from 50 or so feeder schools.

Pupils are admitted through random allocation, with some preference given to those who live within two miles.

The Higher Education Statistics Agency recently published data showing that in 2010/11 fewer state school pupils were admitted to Russell Group universities than in the previous year.

There has to be some way of choosing which pupils are admitted, and ballots offer the same chances to all children, irrespective of their background".

Responding to the report, Edexcel said the boundaries reflected the fact that the papers were made up of questions aimed entirely at brighter pupils, but admitted it was possible for some students to have achieved the top mark without mastering some topics, such as algebra.

Only male pupils were admitted; there was no way to meet girls or socialize, and, as the son of a harness-maker, Kant was already at a significant social disadvantage.