Sentence examples for pupils place from inspiring English sources

In December, it was shown that British schools were now instructed to share data on their pupils' place of birth and nationality with the Home Office.

The presentations were given by a county health worker who discussed terms like oral sex and vaginal intercourse, and included an exercise in which pupils placed cards labeled with various behaviors, including sex acts and drug-taking, into categories based on their risk of transmitting AIDS.

Vincent d'Indy, Franck's most devoted pupil, placed his teacher at the level of Beethoven and Wagner.

The government says the 22 schools announced on Friday will provide 18,000 more pupil places and the 500 free schools will provide 27,000 places.

"Government must urgently tackle the causes of excessive workload, provide the funding needed for additional pupil places and restore teachers' pay to a level that will attract newcomers".

A flexible degree is helping school-leavers with A-levels and those in work who want to boost their qualifications A break from the classroom gives a welcome chance to refresh skills More graduates are learning to teach English to avoid economic gloom at home A spike in population has led to a shortage of pupil places – and classroom space.

And the Labour Party's fondness for schools innovation has never extended far below the modernising elite embodied by the suave Mr Hunt.His party is also digging in against giving permission for new schools in areas where there is an overall shortage of pupil places but unfilled ones in undersubscribed, less successful schools.

Two new schools could be built in Wokingham to meet rising demand for pupil places.

Under the Montague Park school proposal, there would be an option to create up to 630 pupil places, the report stated.

David Simmonds says many are in areas where there are surplus pupil places now and big population changes are not predicted in the near future.

"Schools should be inclusive and tolerant and no state-funded school should be allowed to discriminate on the grounds of religion for any of their teacher posts or any pupil places".