The phrase "pupils school" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English.
It is likely missing a preposition, such as "at," to make it a complete and correct phrase. An example of a sentence using "pupils" and "school" could be: "The pupils at the school were excited for their field trip to the zoo."
This should be communicated to all pupils, school staff and parents.
Using two-stage (schools and students) sampling, we designed questionnaires based on pupils' school commuting patterns and collected the data for the two groups.
Stage three will see teaching expanded to 364 days a year, while stage four will see community users of the school integrated into the pupils' school experience.
For many of the new pupils, school had been an unhappy experience and their parents had started teaching them at home because they were refusing to go.
While a two-year pilot study of universal free school meals in Newham and Durham primary schools saw a marked improvement in attainment, it found the programme made little or no difference to pupils' school attendance, behaviour or health.
Subjects are compulsory at various stages of pupils' school career.
The SQA was inundated with complaints about the maths paper with pupils, schools Scottish Parliament MPs claiming it was "impossible".
The socially selective transition from primary to secondary school contributes to the increase of social inequality of reading literacy existing already since the start of the pupils' schooling.
Communication between parents and children is poor, as is communication between teachers and pupils, schools and families.
Mr Campbell added: "We need it quickly because pupils, schools and parents are waiting for answers to this.
The corresponding number of schools in Temeke were 22 rural (N = 1707 standard 7 pupils) and 77 urban (N = 14103 standard 7 pupils) schools.
