Sentence examples for pupils started from inspiring English sources

First, her pupils started to react to light.

The study found this beneficial effect happened even though high-achieving pupils started leaving neighbouring schools to attend academies.

I realised I had to come out when some pupils started yelling "dyke" at me out of the classroom windows.

Our figures show that over 600,000 more pupils started the term in September in schools rated good or outstanding than was the case a year ago.

Tim, 16 I was in my last year of primary school when other pupils started calling me a queer and saying I sounded gay.

Kate decided to report the crime in 2013, after a group of more than 100 former Gordonstoun pupils started a Facebook campaign to get the school to recognise the historical problems it had with bullying, abuse and inadequate child protection.

EAL pupils start at a disadvantage.

Every year 830,000 pupils start secondary school.

When they start Year 1, all pupils start to learn the violin.

His pupils start with thirty-five pounds, and work up to a hundred pounds or more.

The orthodoxy of all primary pupils starting school at 9am and finishing at 3.30pm has to be challenged.