Sentence examples for pupils out from inspiring English sources

The story of a disappearance which betokens some larger, metaphysical dysfunction has something of Antonioni's L'Avventura – a film whose importance and example continues unabated – and the single, static shot of a school about to let the pupils out may have taken something else from that other touchstone: Michael Haneke's Hidden.

Behaviour management guru Paul Dix gives 10 reasons not to send problem pupils out of school.

It opened in 2012 with 105 pupils out of a total of 312 places.

Blackboard drills meant to shame pupils out of supposedly bad habits foment anxiety, and give grammar a bad name.

That gave a total of 28 pupils out of the 2,855 who were classed as having CFS, or a rate of 1%.

The "Staying Safe" action plan launched by the Department for Children, Schools and Families makes it easier for teachers to take pupils out of the classroom, with activity centres being able to apply for safety certification.

Jocelyn Wyburd, director of the language centre at Cambridge University, said students with English as an additional language were labelled as a problem to be solved, even though many schools reported such pupils out-performing native speakers.

The event inspired the 1997 comedy In & Out, starring Kevin Kline as a notionally straight teacher, engaged to be married, who is horrified when his movie-star ex-pupil outs him in an acceptance speech.

About a quarter of the least able pupils drop out at 16.

Half of all pupils drop out before taking their final "matric" exams.

The year 7 pupils file out to their next class, illustrating another Michaela principle: silent corridors.