Sentence examples for pupils time from inspiring English sources

Every detail, and the silent corridor routine, has a single purpose: to maximise the pupils' time in front of a teacher so that learning takes centre stage.

A reform this term, which offers 15- to 16-year-olds new options in such subjects as art and technology, gives all pupils time with a personal tutor to help with learning difficulties.

Achieving the required academic standard is often harder than being a good enough player, according to Wagih, who says it is not unusual for schools in Egypt to give promising pupils time off to develop their squash.

He often drew comical cartoons which appeared in his own self-made school magazine called The Daily Howl, but despite his artistic talent, his school reports were damning: "Certainly on the road to failure ... hopeless ... rather a clown in class ... wasting other pupils' time".

As a proportion of all pupil absences in terms of school days lost, unauthorised absences have stayed unchanged at 0.2% of pupil days since 2012, while authorised family holidays, which accounted for 0.3% of total pupil time in 2012-13, fell to just 0.1% in 2014-15.

There is a 10-s rest between stimuli to provide the pupil time to re-dilate to its pre-stimulus size.

He was generous with his pupils in time and encouragement.

There needs to be a balance to ensure that both teachers and pupils have time to recharge their batteries".

Watkins also fears further costs from having to extend the school break to give pupils more time to eat hot meals.

The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA), the biggest provider of GCSE and A-level exams, says that at present too many pupils waste time tackling questions that are either too easy or too challenging for them.

"The government needs to commit to fund the creation of school places and hand councils the powers to open new schools, for both primary and secondary-age pupils, before time runs out.