Sentence examples for split pupils from inspiring English sources

The project we've now completed is clearly only the first step along a long path to adaptive testing, but it's provided us with a solid foundation that we can build on to encourage flexible approaches to teaching.' The exam board says this pilot also paves the way for the scrapping of papers that split pupils by ability.

An optical version of the fractional Hilbert mask is considered here, comprising an imaging system with a circular, unobscured pupil in which a variable phase delay is introduced into one half of the pupil, split bilaterally.

Huge dilating pupils, split-screen pill-popping, fish-eye psychosis â€" the best of New Hollywood's MTV-versed graphic mania hammers home a relentless descent into breakdown.

Tarun Kapur, chief executive of the Dean Trust, said Broadoak school was well-equip­ped with outstanding support for children with special needs and that many pupils already split their education between the two schools because of the facilities for vocational training at Broadoak.

By 2009 there were over 200 pupils, equally split between girls and boys.

Wilson told the BBC he had not received any complaints from colleagues over the school's dress code and denied that pupils had been split up.

The new English GCSEs, which were awarded for the first time this year, were split up into modules, with pupils sitting written exam papers and "controlled assessment" - coursework completed under strict classroom supervision.

The interim principal, Stuart Wilson, told the BBC last week that he had not received any complaints from colleagues over the school's dress code, and denied that pupils had been split up.

Laws said he was against local authorities using what he called "exotic solutions that most of our constituents would think were mad" to cure the shortage of primary school places, such as the radical measures being considered in some parts of London, including "mega-schools" with pupils sitting in split shifts.

So far, 143 pupils have been enrolled, split between 14-year-olds and the first year of the sixth-form.

Harry told me that recently teenage pupils at the Purcell School had split the piece up, taken a movement each, and played them to him.