Sentence examples for report pupils from inspiring English sources

Under the government's Prevent agenda schools must report pupils showing signs of radicalisation and Parkfield has passed on concerns over three children; two of these were followed up by the police with parental support all the way.

Harris declined to comment on the record but said it had complied in full with its legal responsibilities, as it had correctly reported pupils leaving to Croydon's behaviour welfare service, rather than to the local authority's admissions team.

Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams said that after four years of "disappointing Estyn reports" pupils in Wales had still not seen the improvements that Welsh ministers "continually promise but don't deliver".

We also found that the average percentages for teachers' reporting ' enough FV for every pupil to get one piece a day' was rather low compared to teachers reporting ' pupils offered FV 5 days a week'.

Most of these studies reported a pupil response that did not show the predominantly reported pupil dilation after the presentation of isolated words.

The report suggests pupils can detect insincerity too, so better to save your red ink for something specific and genuine.

The report says pupils are given the same work regardless of their different abilities and that the governing body is ineffective.

But by creating less stress over failure, the report found, pupils were encouraged to take risks and participate in class, and often became more confident.Curiously, it was parents rather than pupils who most resisted the absence of grades.

Tim Straughan, the chief executive of the NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre, said: "The report shows pupils appear to be leading an increasingly clean-living lifestyle and are less likely to take drugs as well as cigarettes and alcohol.

The ability of the experimental teachers to report which pupils were depressed was compared with the control group whose reporting task occurred before they had received training.

The chairman of governors at a Bradford school has hit back after an Ofsted report said pupils were not being protected from the risks of extremism.