Sentence examples for pupils carried from inspiring English sources

So primary five pupils carried desks from primary two, while primary seven and six shared a classroom, as the teachers got to work.

Sōtatsu himself was active into the 1640s, and his pupils carried on his distinctive rendering of patterned images of classical themes.

Another survey of parents of grammar-school pupils carried out three years ago suggested that almost half had paid for tuition for their children when they were preparing for the 11-plus test.

Fifty-one secondary school pupils carried out an episodic verbal free recall test in two noise conditions.

The pupils carry green cardboard detention cards, on which they accrue points for even small misdemeanours.

Ban phones at bedtime Ofsted banning pupils carrying mobile phones in schools is significant.

Academy pupils carry out community work in residential homes and on homeless projects, do gardening and decorating for elderly people, and volunteer for other charities.

The Home to School Transport Initiative gives pupils carrying Kidz or Young Scot cards access to their school buses.

It should also be acknowledge that, despite the efforts of school staff and researchers to frame engagement with the intervention positively, the particular focus on bullying with a subgroup of pupils carries a risk of stereotyping and associated counterproductive effects.

School pupils have carried out an energy audit, helped to plant more than 600 trees close to the school and carried out energy saving campaigns.

He rests one hand on the bust as he casts brooding eyes on antiquity's celebrated poet, "deep-brow'd" Homer, a figure much admired by Aristotle and revered by Alexander, Aristotle's pupil, who carried everywhere he went a copy of The Iliad, annotated by his tutor.