Sentence examples for pupils performance in from inspiring English sources

British pupils' performance in international tests has lagged even as the proportion passing GCSEs has risen.

Shanghai pupils' performance in the basics is now so good that it is beyond comparison.

The word "learning" was rarely heard in classrooms, he said, while teachers were more worried about their pupils' performance in exams.

But they added: "Statistical analysis showed no impact on pupils' performance in the first year in which departments were fully equipped".

The advent of the Ebacc and progress 8, which measures schools according to their pupils' performance in academically focused GCSEs, means that getting intoa career such as architecture is likely to get more complicated.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), said that schools are judged on their pupils' performance in GCSE English, and called for a re-think on how schools are held accountable.

While still a student, he taught dance at the Boys Athletic Leaguee and presented his pupils' performances in schools and churches.

The reference to improvements in standards and pupil performance in Texas is based partly on the results of the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills test.

Adoption of education technology in America's state-funded schools was given a boost by a requirement to measure pupil performance in the No Child Left Behind Act, signed by George W. Bush.

Morgan will also use her speech to announce the details of five academy sponsors – including the Tauheedul Education Trust and Bright Tribe – which have been awarded grants worth £5m and told to improve pupil performance in schools in the north where where historically performance has lagged behind.

Indeed, one chief executive blamed parents for pupils' poor attendance affecting pupils' performance," Wilshaw said in his letter.