Sentence examples for the pupils going from inspiring English sources

To begin with, Channel 4 filmed some of the pupils going to parties and hanging around with their friends, but it became clear that the most interesting viewing was to be found at school.

The pupils went for one day each half term to the workshop; we chose three pupils in year 6 to take part.

The request was granted and police claimed afterwards that they were "tricked" by the teachers, who helped the pupils go into hiding.

Stokes attended the all-black Robert Russa Moton High School in Prince Edward County, Virginia, in 1951 when the pupils went on a strike led by a 16-year-old student, Barbara Rose Johns, niece of a Baptist preacher and civil rights activist.

Also, draw lines coming out of the pupil going towards the edge of the iris.

The teenagers' parents had previously been informed by the school about the peer-led sex education program, and they were given the option of refusing the program; in the which case, the pupil went to study in another room.

Defending attempts to widen the pool of pupils going to top universities, he said recruitment should be "on the basis of an ability to excel, not purely on previous attainment".

The proportion of pupils going on to university from Newham and Tower Hamlets – two of the poorest boroughs in the whole country – is among the highest at 62% and 70% respectively.

Also unlike other any other region, in inner London the proportion of poorer pupils going into higher education is higher than the figure for better off pupils.

This month, new figures emerged showing that the proportion of state school pupils going to university dropped the year that tuition fees tripled to £9,000.

72% identified lack of parenting skills as a reason for the growing number of pupils going hungry; 58% said family health or social problems; 44% said lack of family time; 41% cited benefit cuts and 35% said cost-of-living pressures.