Sentence examples for pupils ready from inspiring English sources

He said last night: "Every primary school should strive to make its pupils ready for secondary school by the time they leave.

"What teachers do say is that getting pupils ready to learn is eating into precious teaching time and they are frequently unsupported by school leaders who too often do not teach and are divorced from the day-to-day realities of life in the classroom".

It was a victory: today the CAP in Gao has 31,681 pupils ready to take the special school exams.

We sat down with Haney to talk about how he deals with the pressure, his teaching philosophy and how he sees Woods' game as his star pupil readies for the President's Cup.

Before television his pupils never ready.

But teachers may also want to work closer to home, or seek easier jobs with pupils more ready to learn.

While 63% of teachers deemed September pupils "very ready" to start secondary school when they were nearing the end of their last year at primary school, only 49% did for August children.

The Department for Education said: "We must take swift action to address the loss of rigour in GCSEs and ensure pupils are ready to succeed in the world of work when they leave school.

Pupils getting ready for the Belgrade Marathon Satisfaction Race [UNICEF Serbia/Shubuckl] The participation of UNICEF in sports is based on the knowledge that sport has the power to unite people from different ethnic, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds around a common cause – to support those who need help.

Until he won the Junior World at Torrey Pines, Swatton didn't know his pupil was ready for a bigger stage.

"We must ensure that a far higher proportion of pupils are 'secondary ready' by the end of their primary school," he will say.