Sentence examples for pupils from low from inspiring English sources

Labour, advertised as the party who will give more educational choice to parents, has axed the Assisted Places Scheme whereby pupils from low income families could attend private school with the government paying the bill.

"A system in which public funds are used to support the admittance of a small proportion of pupils from low income backgrounds into private schools is a dangerous step towards a voucher system for education," said Rosamund McNeil, the NUT's head of education.

Girls and pupils from low socioeconomic background appreciated a pleasant eating environment more than others.

More girls than boys and more pupils from low social class enjoyed the social aspects of eating FV together, compared to medium and high social class.

However, pupils' experience of having a good time when eating FV in class varied significantly by SEP: More pupils from low social class had a good time when eating FV compared to high and medium social class.

"Yet challenges persist for pupils from low-income communities, especially in coastal and dispersed areas.

In a school of average size that translates to 92 pupils from low-income families instead of 150.

Streaming by ability "exacerbates inequities" because immigrants and pupils from low-income families are more likely to be placed in low-ability groups, she said.

The figures showed 39,110 college students and school pupils from low-income families were taking up the allowance in 2007-8, meaning they were up from 2006-07 levels.

Thanks to the hard work of so many teachers, many of these 638 (including some academies that have taken on pupils from low-attaining schools) are improving very rapidly.

Arts Emergency, a small new charity for 15 to 19-year-olds, has found that pupils from low-income families are often discouraged from applying to art schools, as it promises too precarious an occupation.