Sentence examples for pupils rather than from inspiring English sources

Gove's discipline and behaviour package is more concerned with misdemeanours caused by pupils rather than parents.

Isn't it more important to teach pupils, rather than send them home for having tassels on their shoes?

Gove has already made plain his preference for rigorous, one-off exam assessments for pupils, rather than modular courses.

Only five of the 12 countries visited by the IEG had carried out repeated, standardised tests to monitor their progress in educating pupils, rather than merely enrolling them.

Individual exam boards will be allowed to decide whether to allow challenges that come directly from pupils rather than through schools.

And because they are targeted at the least privileged pupils, rather than well-schooled ones who happen not to be white or Asian, they may prove a better way of solving the state's real inequities.

New reforms to exam league tables would reward schools for pushing every pupil rather than concentrating on pupils on the C/D grade borderlinem.

Such is my admiration of Davies's often misunderstood talents, I only subsequently realised Mr Williams was in fact talking about a troublesome former pupil rather than his eccentric local MP by this stage of the article.

Mr Tomlinson's report notes, correctly, that passes in maths and English at GCSE are no guarantee that enough has been learnt in these subjects to be useful.In short, the result could be fewer, more significant exams, taken at the stage in a school career that suits the pupil, rather than administrators.

The DfE report is clear that marking should be led by pupils' needs rather than a mechanistic timetable.

"We are introducing a national fair funding formula so schools are funded according to their pupils' needs, rather than by their postcode.