Sentence examples for total pupil from inspiring English sources

But total pupil capacity for its second year was running at 120, of which 105 places had been filled.

As a proportion of all pupil absences in terms of school days lost, unauthorised absences have stayed unchanged at 0.2% of pupil days since 2012, while authorised family holidays, which accounted for 0.3% of total pupil time in 2012-13, fell to just 0.1% in 2014-15.

To ensure comparability with the international reports, we followed the design-based statistical inference approach using plausible-value estimation of the science achievement and science domain achievement measures accounting for TIMSS sampling design features through total pupil sampling weight in combination with replicate weights to obtain proper standard errors.

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The statistics also show that, in total, pupils in England skipped 1% of half days without permission, known as "unauthorised absence" in 2012-13 – the same proportion as in 2011-12.

There were 638 state-funded secondary schools (19% of the total, 18.3% of total pupils).

Of these, 6,210 were state-funded primary schools (37% of the total, 28.9% of total pupils).

In total, 32.7m pupil school days were missed owing to authorised absences in the autumn term of 2012 and the spring term of 2013, with the total falling to 28.6m pupil days in 2014-15.

The State Education Department's description of all the formulas fills 59 pages, studded with jargon like "selected total aidable pupil unit" and "transition adjustments".

Their wishes are then carried out through seemingly neutral formulas devised behind closed doors by staff experts who talk to each other in lingo like RWADA (resident weighted average daily attendance) and TWPU (total weighted pupil units).

In total, 3159 pupils were in the participating classes and 1968 parents (62.3%) of pupils at primary schools participating in the Baden-Württemberg Study gave written informed consent to participate.