Sentence examples for pupils students from inspiring English sources

"The archive has gone from strength to strength, establishing itself as an incomparable resource for the general public, and for pupils, students and teachers," said Motion.

The centre which has been in existence for eight years, provides a range of workshops to enable pupils, students and adults to interact with the news and to get a realistic understanding of what it is like to work in a busy news-gathering organisation.

Once again this autumn, school pupils, students, and even doctors and nurses are being forced into the fields across Uzbekistan to gather the country's most valuable crop – although HRW believes that fewer children under the age of 15 have been mobilised than in recent years.

The reason for targeting pupils, students and teachers has its own ghastly logic.

We excluded respondents aged under 15 or over 70, unemployed people, school pupils, students and those who have never had a job.

The sites are also consulted by school pupils, students and re-entrant women facing occupational choices, and by employers in small and medium-sized companies when recruiting staff or negotiating wages with their employees.4.4

We encourage this for our pupils – student teachers and NQTs should be able to do the same.

Despite more money, more teachers and more computers per pupil, student achievement in K-12 education has been stagnant for forty years.

A brief search on the Internet identified one in the Bristol area, the Clifton Scientific Trust, a registered charity that promotes "excellence and relevance in science through pupil (student) participation in open-ended programmes of real scientific exploration and application, what we call Science for Real".

An individual pupil, student, teacher or member can also be barred from Singapore if he or she intends to carry out within the country some common object of the group to which he or she belongs.

Employment was measured by self-defined current economic status, and dichotomized into employed (working full-/part-time, self-employed), and non-employed (unemployed, pupil, student, further training, unpaid work experience, in retirement or in early retirement/given up business, permanently disabled or/and unfit to work, fulfilling domestic tasks and care responsibilities, other inactivity).