Sentence examples for pupils themselves from inspiring English sources

Even pupils themselves would figure.

But what about the pupils themselves?

There are also the pupils themselves to contend with.

From the seventh year the curriculum is divided into different lines chosen by the pupils themselves.

Pupils themselves are increasingly caught in diabolo friendly-fire incidents at break time.

Worryingly, the pupils themselves are Identikit smudge-faced tykes straight out of the Lionel Bart songbook.

Most days, most school pupils find themselves sitting in a classroom with the teacher presenting a lesson at the front.

According to their headmaster, the pupils apply themselves more avidly now that they know they will not inevitably be drafted into the armed forces.

He also helped younger composers, including Edvard Grieg, Mily Balakirev, Aleksandr Borodin, and Claude Debussy, and he taught a number of pupils who themselves became famous virtuosos.

Antonio Campos's impressive antinomian campus drama takes place in a snobbish mixed prep school in New England where the rich pupils think themselves above normal social laws.

Essentially, what this mean is that teachers get used to patterns of behaviour – such as thinking about their pupils before themselves – during term time which can be hard to break over the holidays.