Sentence examples for pupils involvement from inspiring English sources

I would like to make every school in Nottinghamshire aware of these offences and the implications of pupils' involvement in such behaviour".

David Lan, the artistic director of the Young Vic who served as a commissioner, said society needed creative scientists and that pupils' involvement in dance, theatre, music and film would enhance their success in other non-arts subjects and "encourage young people to be hungry for equality and democracy".

The etiology of third nerve palsy is usually diagnosed by history, motility examination, and presence of lid and pupil involvement, as well as cranial and vascular imaging.

Pupil involvement eventually followed.

The link between school participation and socio-ecological factors in schools, as shown in this study, has been previously demonstrated in specific intervention projects where the participation focused on pupil involvement in the intervention.

We present such a case in which the initial lack of pupil involvement or ptosis combined with the restricted painful ocular movements, led to an initial suspected diagnosis of orbital myositis.

The throwing of FV had an impact on the implementation by affecting 1) fidelity and dose delivered of the pleasant eating environment component as some teachers made more restrictions resulting in less pupil involvement and 2) dose received of the free FV as the pupils rejected the thrown FV.

It calls for changes to the system of funding and regulation, longer-term work placements for older pupils and greater involvement of business and industry.

26.4% of the pupils were involved in bullying-related behaviours at least once monthly either as victims, perpetrators or both, while more frequent involvement (at least once weekly) was reported by 4.1%.

The structural approach - involvement of pupils, using a medium preferred by pupils and pre-testing of the programme - is a good basis for an effective intervention and increases the likelihood that the web-based approach is attractive to pupils.

The Committee, currently co-chaired by the Campaign for Female Education (Camfed) and the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad), is expected to call for strong sanctions against sexual abuse and harassment of girl pupils, and for increased community involvement in school management as an effective means of making schools safer places for children, particularly girls.