Sentence examples for pupils to study from inspiring English sources

Secondary school pupils to study post-Norman conquest.

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

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Her team also wants all pupils to study maths, in one form or another, until they are 18.

In doing so, a broad narrative curriculum could be taught across five years, allowing for pupils to study in-depth their national history.

They then offer scholarships for the best pupils to study abroad in Wahhabi madrassas before returning to become leaders of their communities.

Among the 18 targets pupils have to study within the 25 hours, there is only one objective relating to human evolution: Pupils should know the major stages in human evolution (Australopithecus afarensis, H. erectus, Homo sapiens, and expansion out of Africa).

More pupils choose to study geography and art for GCSE.

History: primary pupils expected to study history up to 1066, including compulsory study of ancient Greece, and comparison of significant figures including Rosa Parks and Tim Berners-Lee.

A Department for Education spokeswoman said: "We've always been clear that pupils should take the qualifications that are right for them and the English Baccalaureate will not prevent any school from offering subjects that their pupils want to study.

It was ironic that Clayton high school in his Newcastle constituency had opted to become a specialist languages school yet if pupils wanted to study, say, French and German, they would be unable to do so locally.