Sentence examples for support for pupils from inspiring English sources

The school often acts as a surrogate parent, providing wraparound care, enrichment and support for pupils who don't get enough of this at home.

"Schools are particularly well placed to be the hubs from which early intervention support for pupils with emerging mental health problems can be based.

Targeted support for pupils who are failing to reach a sufficient standard of literacy is a particularly effective way of reducing the achievement gap, because it ensures that help reaches pupils regardless of which school or class they are in.

"There needs to be far more support and resources provided by government to prevent such serious incidents from occurring, investment in staff development and support for pupils so that behaviour problems are dealt with effectively rather than allowed to escalate into serious incidents".

It would also introduce a new literacy programme and provide extra support for pupils in each of those 20 schools.

Technology use was successful, but the tutored teachers designed less coherent tasks and weaker support for pupils' collaboration, knowledge construction and metacognition than their more-experienced colleagues.

Better quality was achieved when a range of family members provided support for a pupil's learning, pupils themselves were active in maintaining good study habits, and education was valued highly in the family as a means of improving life.

Education professionals see a clear need to raise wellbeing support for both pupils and staff.

"Headteachers will be forced to make difficult decisions, including increasing class sizes, reducing curriculum choice and cutting down on extra support for all pupils," John said.

Moving from the second to the third of these, they have planted their flag in favoured policies (green energy, a higher income tax threshold and new support for poorer pupils) and claimed to moderate Tory excess.

"Even more concerning is the lack of clarity and commitment and support for existing pupils especially those taking their GCSEs".