Sentence examples for pupils badly from inspiring English sources

In such choppy waters, RE can be the steadying influence pupils badly need.

This may explain why, despite studying for longer and in smaller classes, Italian secondary pupils do badly in international comparisons.

It's evidence that we need to address properly the complex reasons why black Caribbean pupils behave badly.

Dr Frank Monaghan of Naldic said there was no evidence that schools or pupils did badly because the cohort spoke more than one language.

The "Special Interest Group of Municipal Authorities", led by Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, wants the formulas changed to provide extra money to boroughs whose school pupils do badly in exams.

Under Labour's plans, private firms are being invited to take part in creating 25 "education action zones", each with about 20 schools, in areas where pupils do badly.

HERE'S a multiple-choice question: if the federal government penalises states where pupils do badly in school, but lets the states themselves set the pass mark, will the states a) make the tests harder; or b) dumb them down?Historically, the answer has been b).

We can't have our brightest and best pupils doing so badly in the non-selective state system".

The risks of such deviance were high, but so too were the risks of allowing pupils to do badly.

In February, the governor guided a bill through the state Senate that would hold back pupils who did badly in their subjects and could not pass the statewide standardised test.

Such schools are being encouraged to work more closely with businesses and teach more transferable skills.Having spent years obsessing over how well or badly pupils do in the OECD's PISA study, which compares the literacy, numeracy and science skills of 15-year-olds across countries, governments are now turning their attention to the highly variable skills of adults.