Sentence examples for pupils taught from inspiring English sources

Even more amazingly, Indian schools used an "economical" teaching method whereby older pupils taught younger ones.

He rehearsed with many of the star pupils taught by the school's famous jazz teacher, Sam Browne.

Is England moving closer to having pupils taught maths through "state-approved" textbooks, modelled on those used in China and Singapore?

He pointed to figures that suggest satisfaction with the NHS is at record levels, crime rates are falling, and the number of pupils taught in schools rated good or outstanding by Ofsted is increasing.

Cattle class Peace dropping slow A question that can no longer be avoided Reprints Related items Disability rights: Happy shoppers?Jun 8th 2006 Autistic children: A cry for helpMay 25th 2006Thanks to these policies from both main parties, the number of pupils taught in special schools has fallen dramatically, from 131,000 in 1979 to 90,000 last year.

He will point to satisfaction with the NHS being at record levels, to the fact the crime rate has fallen by a quarter since June 2010, and to the number of pupils taught in good or outstanding schools going up by more than 1 million.

Lisa, one of her first pupils, teaches in the studio of the Champs-Elysées.

But it's great how mutual it is, how it goes both ways, when the pupil teaches the teacher.

Their influence lives on in the pupils they taught.

Some pupils are taught by parents; others by professional teachers.

"Pupils are taught about healthy eating in lessons.