Sentence examples for vulnerable pupils from inspiring English sources

She knows her most vulnerable pupils will suffer.

The foundation supports teachers and vulnerable pupils here, covering school fees and salaries.

It's a disaster for those vulnerable pupils politicians claim they aim to support.

She was a serial bully, targeting the most vulnerable pupils, including those with mental health issues.

But her teachers will have less time for face-to-face meetings with their vulnerable pupils.

In the very worst case scenario, mixed toilets could provide a cover for sexual abuse of the most vulnerable pupils.

Erika isn't just verbally abusive to her charges: she puts broken glass in the pocket of one particularly vulnerable pupil to ruin her left hand and with it her career.

One of the strengths in the white paper, the group believes, is the idea of holding schools to account for vulnerable, challenging pupils who may leave without completing their education.

These have higher fixed costs which make them vulnerable to pupil-led funding because of the small number of children on their registers.

Second, Sir Michael Wilshaw expressed concern that the narrowness of the curriculum (an issue in four of the schools) may make pupils vulnerable to extremist influences and radicalisation.

More recently, a new Narrowing the Gaps guide has been produced for subject leaders to help identify key classroom approaches for vulnerable groups of pupils to ensure progress in writing.