Sentence examples for pupils available from inspiring English sources

From a total of 3045 standard 7 pupils available in the selected schools, about 100 students in each selected school (i.e. 1601 students constituting 52.6% of all standard 7 students in the selected schools) and fulfilling the inclusion criteria of being in the defined age range of 12 14 yrs were randomly selected from the accessible classes.

From a total of 3045 standard 7 pupils available in the selected schools, about 100 students in each selected school (i.e. 1601 students constituting 52.6% of all standard 7 students in the selected schools) and fulfilling the inclusion criteria of being in the defined age range of 12 14 yr were randomly selected from the accessible classes.

It gives the example of academies that do not make information on spending per pupil available, so that value for money can be compared fully between different types of schools.

The good news is, we don't have to wait to see how a high functioning system of public schools can consistently excel academically, while using only the limited per pupil revenue available via public funding.

If one is not available, pupils on the bus surf Web sites stored on the bus's computer server.

Information regarding gender proportion of non-participating pupils was not available in Ireland and Germany.

"Day of School without Violence" should be organized within presentation, during which school administration, teachers and pupils would be available to parents to convey their personal experiences, successes and difficulties in program implementation.

A financial breakdown of three models in particular shows that when teachers reach more students, additional per-pupil funds become available to support those teachers' work.

"If data sharing using parents' National Insurance numbers was available, all pupils entitled to pupil premium would have access to it, rather than just those whose parents take the time to make an application," she says.

Free school meals and the pupil premium – a cash grant directly to schools – are available to pupils from households earning around £16,000 annually.

Every school will also be required to make individualised careers advice available to pupils.