Sentence examples for reach pupils from inspiring English sources

But we need to do more to transport kids safely and cost-effectively to school; reach pupils with the best online educational content, so that they can take control of their learning; and build the economic opportunity so that it does not go to waste.

Targeted support for pupils who are failing to reach a sufficient standard of literacy is a particularly effective way of reducing the achievement gap, because it ensures that help reaches pupils regardless of which school or class they are in.

With a growing waiting list, the charity already reaches pupils in 16 London primary schools "who otherwise would start their school day too hungry or malnourished to learn", says McConnell.

The educational resource reached pupils in 61.4% of schools, but there was variation across and between schools in the dose received by pupils and the fidelity of implementation.

The environmental component Daily provision of free FV was successful in reaching pupils from different social classes and boys and girls equally.

Not knowing how to reach their pupils, Ms. Demas and Ms. Janis tried teaching them through music and began to develop the folk-song repertory of "The Magic Garden".

Its head teacher Andrew Green Howard believes the school will reach 45 pupils early next year, the most it can accommodate in its current temporary classrooms.

There is also an innovation unit, experimenting with ways that technology can be used in the classroom, to improve teaching or to help teachers reach more pupils.

School-based disaster risk reduction activities will reach 1,000 pupils and 20 teachers with strategies on how to prevent and effectively respond to disasters, and with the tools to capacitate their friends and families on how to implement these strategies.

MiSP estimates that it has reached 18,000 pupils through people trained on these courses, and this year a £6.4m, seven-year Wellcome Trust research programme will measure how far it affects learning and wellbeing.

Providing free FV appears to be an effective strategy when aiming at reaching all pupils irrespective of their socioeconomic background [ 23].