Sentence examples for pupils interested from inspiring English sources

Pupils interested in pursuing a professional career in computing will be given the opportunity to study in greater depth.

Universities and teachers are hopeful that the new "languages ladder" - which teaches foreign languages incrementally, in a similar way to piano grades - will help to keep pupils interested and should be promoted as an alternative to GCSEs.

As vice-president of the American Physical Society, a body with about 45,000 members, he discusses policy issues with colleagues and another one of his pet peeves tries to get American high-school pupils interested in physics.Dr Cohen, now a consultant for Nanomix, has eyes on other endeavours.

Carefully negotiated at a series of meetings with parents, teachers and town leaders, the design is also intended to keep pupils interested.

Kennedy will be mentored by Timothy through the scheme, and, at the same time, he is expected to mentor future Lure scholars and help with local outreach activities - telling pupils interested in becoming doctors about medical school, and teaching some courses.

Instead the descriptors (for "good") talk of a positive climate for learning, and demand that pupils are interested and engaged.

More female pupils were interested than male pupils at 94.7% and 88.7%.

Since pupils not interested or indifferent towards these practices were a small minority in the above survey [ 8, 18], in the present study they have been compared with those having a positive attitude towards tattoos or piercing.

In these four schools, time spent on the 'What are germs?' lesson ranged from 8 minutes in a class where it was combined with the 'Healthy hands, healthy school' lesson, to 75 minutes in a KS2 class where the pupils were interested and engaged (Table  3).

He was reportedly an apt pupil, particularly interested in geology and astronomy, and from an early age a prolific writer, an activity which filled much of his spare time.

Loved and respected by her pupils, she remained interested in the school until the end of her life; she was always to be found at school demonstrations and performances, warm in appreciation and encouragement.