Sentence examples for talented pupils from inspiring English sources
Cambridge, while resisting the idea of lower admissions criteria for poorer pupils, trumpets its £4m a year spending on "outreach" work to identify talented pupils from deprived backgrounds.
To set the record straight, no one individual can be deemed 'discoverer' of Arjen Robben; he joined our club at a showcase day for talented pupils.
At the Joyce, these talented pupils perform a mixed bill of three works by Feld: his clever "Stair Dance," based on a series of minutely evolving patterns; the hoedown-like "Apple Pie," set to lively music by Bela Fleck; and "KYDZNY," a new work created especially for the occasion to music by the Brooklyn-based Raya Brass Band.
The lesson was aimed at the more able and talented pupils because as a school.
"We've one case study based on a school in Bridgend where they're working with more able and talented pupils to help them learn programming skills - so it helps thinking skills, team work and that again is having a positive impact on standards," he told BBC Radio Wales.
Do gifted and talented pupils need gifted and talented teachers?
He soon realised he had a formidably talented pupil on his hands".
On the evidence of the surviving handful of paintings by Fabritius, few would deny that he was Rembrandt's most talented pupil - a follower with more panache, individuality and understanding of his master's work than the rest of his fellow students put together.
Chute, meanwhile, commissioned John Webb, Inigo Jones's most talented pupil, to provide the new building with a classical portico, the first of its kind to adorn an English country house; and his great-grandson, John, a friend of Horace Walpole, designed its Palladian staircase, an ambitious addition whose luxuriant appearance belies its relatively diminutive size.
In her latest novel, The Finishing School, Muriel Spark observes the jealousy felt by Rowland, a teacher of creative writing and failed novelist, towards Chris, his talented pupil.
He also plays less familiar music, including Schoenberg's solo pieces and the demanding sonata of Julius Reubke, a talented pupil of Liszt who died young.
