Sentence examples for pupils gain from inspiring English sources

Now, 51% of pupils gain an A* to C in English and maths – in the past two years the figure increased by 15%.

"What is clear is that throughout their school careers, pupils gain a wide knowledge of British history – from Roman Britain to the second world war".

Although the highly acclaimed program is over a decade old, there are as yet no external measures of the understanding that pupils gain -- a strange lapse for dissident educators challenging state standards.

The new policy may also be met with scepticism from independent school heads who believe their superior exam results should act as a spur in helping their pupils gain places at the UK's most selective universities.

"One way to give vocational qualifications appropriate status and recognition would be to include them in a wider over-arching diploma or baccalaureate to ensure all pupils gain skills which will lead to employment in later life".

Peter Cadigan, media arts college director at Sharnbrook school in Bedfordshire is a fan of Adobe Audition and celebrates the benefits pupils gain from access to highly intuitive, advanced media production software.

The previous year, 60% of pupils gained five good GCSEs including English and maths.

Last year, twenty four of its pupils gained places at university including one pupil who won a place at Cambridge university.

Including independent schools, the proportion of pupils gaining the five good GCSEs increased to 59.4%, against 58.2% in 2011.

The proportion of pupils gaining at least five grades A* to C has shot up from 55% to 81% since 2004-05.

At present, 870 out of the 3,000 secondary schools in England fail to reach the target of half of their pupils gaining five A* to C grades.