Sentence examples for screen pupils from inspiring English sources

Finally, at 2 14, the trader leans into his screen, pupils dilated, breathing rhythmic, muscles coiled, body and brain fused for impending action.

One idea is to screen pupils' temperature as they enter the school.

Coyle explains that his teachers have worked with Safer Schools Officers to deliver assemblies warning of the potential dangers of possessing knives, as well as setting up semi-regular "knife arches" to security screen pupils and make sure they're not concealing weapons.

Schools should start screening pupils who miss at least 20% of lessons for signs of CFS, especially as the average length of time between the onset of symptoms and diagnosis is 22 months, she added.

Based on the results of the screening, pupils with high scores on scales of post-traumatic stress symptoms, depressive reactions and grief were identified.

Parents comparing diaries: 'When are you going to School A?' 'Oh, we saw that yesterday.' You bump into parents and kids you haven't seen since nursery, and have snatched conversations in corridors until you realise you're about to lose your school guide - a carefully screened pupil who won't inadvertently incriminate the school.

Consent to screen the pupils was obtained from parents, guardians and the teachers through Parent Teacher Association meetings that were held prior to the screening.

Teachers are, however, gradually catching up with their screen-happy pupils.

Windows is still in place on end-users' screens, ensuring pupils are familiar with systems they will encounter outside school.

Asked why they preferred to read on screen, one pupil said: "When you read on paper, it's a bit boring, unless it's something you're really into and you might get into it.

Their pilot scheme uses computer programmes to teach maths interactively – for example, showing a race between two people on screen and inviting pupils to plot their time and distance on a graph, then adjust it for variables.