Sentence examples for speaking pupils from inspiring English sources

In 2014, the school had no first language Welsh speaking pupils, though 41% of students spoke English as a second language.

Still, it is not clear whether non-English speaking pupils are learning the language any faster.

Although sexism and harassment is less prevalent today several barristers said there was a "conflict" between new ways of working and the more traditional approach, with "some really good" pupil supervisors and others still speaking to pupils in a "shocking" way.

In recent weeks, Mr Bennett has also banned the dovish ex-soldiers' group Breaking the Silence, which seeks an end to Israel's 48-year occupation of the West Bank, from speaking to pupils.

A multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) was used to compare the patterns of difficulty experienced by these 114 Chinese undergraduates with that suggested for 127 younger monolingual English-speaking pupils and 679 pupils who indicated that they used English as an additional language or dialect (806 secondary school students in all).

John McCain spoke to pupils of his former high school in Virginia.

The superintendent of schools, Dr. Marylu Simon, said that 70 languages and dialects are spoken in pupils' homes.

He thinks it might have something to do with an occasion some years back, when he was asked to speak to pupils at his son Harry's school.

He argues that in some cases initiatives, such as having ex-gang members speak to pupils, "sends the subliminal message that if you do get involved in gangs, you can get out later on".

Daily Politics reporter Ellie Price spoke to pupils at a primary school in Westminster to see what they know about politics, and the politicians of today.

Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb visited St Woolos Primary School and Lliswerry High School in Newport on Wednesday to speak to pupils about Nato and the importance of the summit.