Sentence examples for steering pupils from inspiring English sources
For starters, applicants need to study the right subjects, and poor advice from self-serving teachers who seek to boost their own rating by steering pupils into easy-to-pass subjects leaves many state school pupils without the right qualifications for entry to an elite institution.
The English Baccalaureate is steering twice as many pupils in England's secondary schools towards core academic subjects, suggests a survey.
New pupil premium to be introduced, steering more funding to schools for every child they take from poor homes.
It's also about getting the pupils there, and keeping them there, steering them through sixth form, and on to higher education, in a way that feels financially manageable.
A steering party was set up, which included representatives from parents, pupils, schools, the local authority and leisure providers to design and develop the project, which had £450,000 of Big Lottery Fund money.
If the driver is wearing gloves, a camera on the dashboard will check for dilated pupils and the car's computer will detect erratic steering.
But when I flipped the switch on the console to sport, my pupils dilated and my hands tightly gripped the leather-wrapped steering wheel.
In April, Joyce Sanderson, chair of St Michael's steering committee said the school had received "expressions of interest from 470 pupils".
But the tipping point came last year, she reckons, when the school food plan (on whose steering group McConnell sat), recommended that all schools where over 35% of the pupils qualify for free school meals should provide breakfast.
His pupil nodded and readjusted his helmet, then biked through the intersection, shakily steering into the bike lane marked in chalk.
