Sentence examples for pupils must be from inspiring English sources

3 Pupils must be registered for the courses and a copy of the registration filed with the local public school authorities.

In speech after speech he insists that teachers and pupils must be "in school, in class, on time, learning and teaching for seven hours a day".

Pupils must be "protected from all forms of religious proselytising" that would impede their free choice; teachers must not reveal their religious or political convictions when going about their work; teachers and pupils alike had a duty not simply to respect the ideal of secularism but to promote it actively.

Malicious attacks by pupils must be stopped One teacher who is just about to retire will miss her colleagues and most of her pupils, but she will not miss the constantly broken window for which she has had to call out the glazier at least 17 times.

But with legal changes meaning all pupils must be in some form of education or training to the age of 18 by 2015 then some education and business leaders, including the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) leader John Cridland, are questioning why there is a need for any kind of conventional exam at the age of 16.

The Scottish Conservatives said the best educational interests of all pupils must be at the forefront of decision-making.

Whatever interest attaches to your subject-matter must be evoked here and now; whatever powers you are strengthening in the pupil, must be exercised here and now; whatever possibilities of mental life your teaching should impart, must be exhibited here and now.

Fining parents of misbehaving pupils – they must be having a laugh!

And Radio 1 likes to see itself as preserving a certain moral tone among its pupils: standards must be maintained.

The Government, by abstaining from action, gave time for the principles of free trade to grow in minds not very apt for their reception; and considering the rather dull character of their pupils, it must be admitted that Sir Robert Peel and Mr Gladstone have been very successful in their tuition.

"Providing additional support to help disadvantaged students succeed is a priority for schools, however the additional pupil premium must be considered in the overall context of shrinking school budgets".