Sentence examples for pupils subject from inspiring English sources

Every afternoon a group of pupils subject him to merciless taunts as they walk home.

Schools are teaching to the test during GCSE years rather than concentrating on improving their pupils' subject knowledge, a headteachers' leader warned today.

Mr Lenon said that a breakdown of pupils' subject options would show that independent schools were now "propping up" modern foreign languages at both A-level and university entrance.

What's more, the more pupils study a subject, the cheaper the text-books tend to be; and starting a new syllabus is not just expensive, it is also hard work.

Another would see some secondary pupils study different subjects on different school campuses, saving £80,000.

This study addressed pending questions related to intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGC) properties [30] and demonstrated that basic functional retinal outputs, namely the intrinsic ipRGC post-illumination pupil response (PIPR) and cone networks driving ipRGCs inputs to the pupil, are subject to circadian variation in vivo.

For the past four years, the government has pushed schools to focus on teaching pupils "traditional subjects".

Also, even though dinosaurs are one of the pupils' favorite subjects, especially in primary school, it was evident that only half the sample's teachers know that those organisms disappeared millions of years before humans evolved.

Figure 6(a) shows an image taken with the sampling aperture size set to Φ7.56mm (SH 21 × 21) when the physical pupil of subject S1 after dilation was Φ6.84mm (SH 19 × 19).

The report highlighted concerns that science education is failing to inspire pupils to study STEM subjects.

Independently of the sensing region used to estimate the complete wavefront, the retinal images were always obtained through the 6.4 mm pupil, except for subject D whose pupil was not big enough to fill the maximum aperture.