Sentence examples for pupils population from inspiring English sources
A great leap has also been achieved in terms of access to primary school in the last 10 years – the pupils population almost doubled and reached parity between girls and boys.
A pupil population with a wide range of abilities also makes things more difficult.
The PLAB's Helen Jenner warned: "As London's pupil population continues to grow, creating more places will become increasingly difficult.
The study found that schools with a diverse pupil population performed better than those with white British children.
"Then there is a need for more teachers because of the demographics of the rising pupil population.
While Mossbourne may look like a school with a tough pupil population, five minutes in George Green's says it isn't.
They're spread across the country, they can have quite good headline results and the pupil population can be quite affluent.
Figures compiled by TeachVac suggest there is already a crisis in recruiting trainee teachers for several subjects in England's secondary schools, even before the pupil population increases.
More than 40 years on, today's report from the Equality and Human Rights Commission EHRCC) tells us that black Caribbean and mixed white/black Caribbean pupils are three times more likely to be permanently excluded than the pupil population as a whole.
Winton Primary School in Bournemouth started a cycle to school scheme to combat traffic on nearby streets following a surge in pupil population after the school decided to go from two to four classes per year group.
The city's schools frequently trump their counterparts elsewhere in the country and there's a diversity of pupil population and school type that promises a varied and stimulating career no matter where your ambitions lie.
