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Engaging the community at Oak Tree, where pupil numbers are in constant flux, is particularly hard, Moore adds.
The patent also describes the next phase of the technology, "pay per emotion", where pupil dilation or other physiological responses to advertising stimuli would be measured in real time so Google can monetize your responses.
The bill includes reforms that will give the government more power to intervene in schools that are judged to be failing, or where pupil behaviour is out of control.
The blitz transformed Brian's limited prospects when, instead of being evacuated to Somerset with his school, he was sent to stay with relatives in West Sussex, where he attended the remarkably progressive Midhurst grammar, a school where pupil voices were actively encouraged and where Brian and others discovered their potential.
There are clearly winners then, but in theory there should be no losers where pupil premium is concerned.
This was not the case in comparison sites, where youth work did not generally target in this way and where pupil referral units targeted only on the basis of young people's exclusion from school.
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I saw a school for girls where pupils receive a solid education, including on human rights.
Where pupils had to be excluded, there should be high-quality alternative provision, he said.
The playground also has learning stations where pupils can examine bugs with magnifying glasses.
Up the road was Southfields Community College where pupils spoke 71 first languages so – guess what?
They're schools where pupils are not making sufficient progress between 11 and 16.
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