Sentence examples for pupils pick from inspiring English sources

And pupils pick up more than Welsh.

Once pupils pick up on the idea that going to secondary school is a challenging and traumatic experience many of them will regard going to a new school as a problem rather than an opportunity.

The new rules, which have been disclosed days before hundreds of thousands of pupils pick up their A-level results, are targeted at teenagers whose results are underestimated by their teachers.

Mr. Blandi conceded that the classes, which are more like private lessons because each student is paired with a stylist, might be bad for business if too many attentive pupils pick up too many skills.

And whether or not a child actually wants to go to university, schools should not close that possibility off when pupils pick GCSEs at 14.

The share of secondary-school pupils picking German as a first foreign language has fallen to just 6%, less than half the level 20 years ago.

The teenage tearaway became a high-flying honours student and one of two pupils picked from Tennessee to attend a White House conference on youth.

Other changes to the English system will remain, including a move towards exams at the end of two years of study instead of pupils picking up points which count towards their final grade through modular exams.

Mohamed is 11 years old and one of 15 pupils picked by his teacher to attend the launch of the Maternal and Child Health Week.

The top-tier diploma will be broadly similar to A-levels, in that pupils will pick a handful of subjects to study in depth.

It features a list of "facilitating subjects" and advises pupils to pick two of them as part of their A-level mix.