Sentence examples for rising pupil from inspiring English sources

Spending on supply teachers is up, the government says, because of rising pupil numbers.

However, both could feel like a cut for schools when you take inflation and rising pupil numbers into account.

"Then there is a need for more teachers because of the demographics of the rising pupil population.

Both could feel like a cut for schools when you take inflation and rising pupil numbers into account.

"Despite rising pupil numbers, 95.9% of parents in England received an offer at one of their top three preferred primary schools.

A DfE spokesperson said: "Despite rising pupil numbers, 95.9% of parents in England received an offer at one of their top three preferred primary schools last year.

And will they match Labour's pledge of rising per pupil funding of 2.1percentnt per year?

The figures show a steady decline in the numbers of white pupils since the mid-1990s and a broadly stable number of black pupils, but a sharply rising number of pupils identified as Hispanic.

Unlike the Tory experiment, Labour's approach is fair, it works to raise standards, and is backed by rising funding per pupil".

Two new schools could be built in Wokingham to meet rising demand for pupil places.

Education budgets are under pressure from rising prices and pupil numbers, which could leave schools worse off unless funding increases.