Sentence examples for the pupils informed from inspiring English sources

During a two-hour dialogue, the pupils informed the Members of the Parliament of the problem of violence against, and among, young people in their schools, spoke about their understanding of the causes of violence, the activities undertaken within the "School without violence" programme in their schools, the results achieved and the problems they are facing.

Information on the DfE's website for test developers says that the other intended uses are to "hold schools accountable for the attainment and progress made by their pupils; inform parents and schools about the performance of individual pupils; and enable benchmarking between schools, as well as monitoring performance locally and nationally".

Pupils' parents and the pupils themselves were informed about the longitudinal study (trial) and given the opportunity to withdraw.

During the initial visit to each school, pupils were informed about the study objectives and procedures.

"The school's medical advisers have been in contact with the doctors of the two pupils to inform them about the potential link with legionella.

We found that 466 (54.7%) informed the girls separately before the vaccination, whereas 262 (30.8%) informed both girls and boys together, and 123 (14.5%) did not inform the pupils verbally before the vaccination.

The pilot questionnaires were self-administered and pupils were informed that filling in each pilot questionnaire could take about 20 minutes long, but this was one of the things that we wanted to test.

"Ensuring sustained, targeted outreach work that starts at primary school is critical if we are to improve access for this group, along with ensuring that pupils are informed about their options and know why higher education is relevant to their future plans," the authors, which included several vice-chancellors and senior academics, concluded.

If it is one that is knowledgeable and tolerant, then the education syllabus should be broad-based and inclusive". He is also keen that faith schools in particular ensure their pupils are informed about a broad range of religions and beliefs - not just their own.

A task force of trained teachers and schoolchildren has been created in each of these schools to help pupils make informed choices about their own health and development.

"The pupils and parents have been informed of this sad event and students who require support are being looked after by our own staff and specialist staff from Essex county council's support team.