Sentence examples for pupils began from inspiring English sources

Pupils began donning longer scarves.

Yet he remembers pupils began rebelling against him whenever he spoke against Wahhabism.

His influence derives from his two terms starting in 1999, during which Florida elementary school pupils began achieving significantly higher test scores.

"Initially, just over 3,000 year 11 pupils began the study, taking the Omega-3 tablets at school and at home.

The scheme, which may be extended to older pupils, began with lessons on basic internet safety, said Carol Manley, senior teacher at the school.

Undeterred, and ignoring the plastic bands and ice cubes their school nurse had suggested as a "safe" way to induce pain, the pupils began using the blades from pencil sharpeners, compasses or shattered rulers.

The screen is black, my pupils begin their slow dilation; the notepad on my lap has disappeared.

Under this approach, pupils begin by being taught the value of grammar alongside other building blocks for learning such as spelling and the basics of maths.

Trolleys piled with pies are rolled out, the youngest pupils begin to arrive at the service area and Elizabeth dishes up the main course.

One in four of the country's 15-year-olds failed to reach PISA's baseline Level 2 of mathematical proficiency (the level at which pupils begin to demonstrate skills needed to participate in the workforce).

Most remarkably, pupils begin each lesson by reciting a mantra: "I aspire to maintain an inquiring mind, a calm disposition and an attentive ear so that in this class and in all classes I can fulfil my true potential".