Sentence examples for pupils were able from inspiring English sources

One pupil was nominated as the controller but all the pupils were able to discuss any difficulties they were experiencing.

Although educational visits have been shown to help raise standards, improve behaviour and aid personal development, far fewer pupils were able to go on school trips last year.

Joan Deslandes, headteacher at Kingsford community school in Newham, east London, said her pupils were able to understand that graphs were "not just lines drawn in space, but used to generate a movement.

There were no injuries and the pupils were able to stay on board until a relief bus arrived.

Pupils were able to get information from people working in these sectors - trying to provide the hidden hand of good advice that can be missing for many youngsters.

Fewer than half (49.2%) of those questioned said all their pupils were able to access the tests and only 37% said they were fit for purpose.

Today's standards demand that pupils be able to respond to literature that they hear and read.

With this particular work, I can demonstrate that my pupils are able to use an increasingly wide range of vocabulary and apply more complex sentence structures in the target language.

Each will teach an identical curriculum, and not only will pupils be able to move freely between them, they will be expected to spend at least a year studying abroad as boarders.Equipping pupils to prosper in the global economy is at the core of the Avenues curriculum, which has been developed by various experts including some from Harvard's School of Education.

Gaining a leaving certificate after thirteen years, the pupils are able to attend a university in Germany (KMK, 2017).

The NASUWT teachers' union said it had invited responses from its members about the impact of the E Bacc - and among those who had replied, 43% had said their schools "had put in place plans to restrict the degree of choice pupils are able to exercise over subject options".