Sentence examples for pupils learn about from inspiring English sources

"Pupils learn about democracy by electing school councillors and house captains through a voting system".

We also have a robin mask and puppet templates to help pupils learn about the colours of different birds.

Currently, pupils learn about their rights, responsibilities, duties and freedoms and about laws, justice and democracy but there's nothing covering personal finance.

Pupils learn about the major religions, but syllabuses must, by law, reflect the fact that religious traditions in Great Britain are Christian.

Pupils learn about Cantonese opera through activities like reading scripts and watching live performances, as part of their Chinese language or Chinese literature studies.

"Through the curriculum and other activities, pupils learn about the faiths and festivals of the world's major religions … Pupils visit a variety of local centres of worship".

And then, for the rest of history, school pupils learning about the Reformation would have nothing to make fun of.

Pupils learned about healthy eating as well as the environmental concerns raised because of the air miles used to import food.

For example, at the latest woodland site on Anglesey, A-level pupils learnt about planting the trees as part of the Welsh baccalaureate.

Indeed, in a state that is one-third Hispanic, what's wrong with pupils learning about Chavez?

The Battle of Myeongnyang in 1597 is his most celebrated: then, he beat them back with only 13 ships against a fleet of hundreds, using the eponymous strait's treacherous currents to outmanoeuvre them.Every South Korean pupil learns about Yi's war diary.