Pupils in a sentence

A negative progress score does not mean pupils made no progress, or the school has failed, rather it means pupils in the school made less progress than other pupils across England with similar results.

There will be no immediate change to where pupils will be taught after the holidays, with Baldragon continuing to host S1-2 pupils and Craigie High welcoming S3-S6 pupils.

The school, is a coeducational boarding and day establishment, and currently has around 425 pupils, ages 3 to 13. Whilst there are boarding facilities available, the number of day pupils greatly outweighs the number of boarding pupils.

A quarter of a century ago there was one Welsh medium class – now the Welsh-speaking pupils number 110, compared to 100 English-only speaking pupils.

At Liverpool College, 53% of pupils went on to study at Russell Group universities and 4% of pupils went on to study at Oxford and Cambridge in 2020.

Currently there are 220 pupils in the main school and 52 part-time pupils in the nursery.

He said her behaviour had shown a "deliberate and reckless disregard" for pupils and colleagues and had had a "direct impact on some pupils".

Inspectors also said that Governors keep a ‘regular oversight of the provision for disadvantaged pupils’, checking how well pupils are learning in mathematics and English.

Inspectors said leaders at the school, with 82 pupils aged between four and 11, had a good relationship with staff and also valued pupils’ wider development.

It is wonderful to see so many pupils being rewarded for their hard work – these results are well-deserved for the pupils and for my staff team.

Leaders, under headteacher Dan Brearey, ensured pupils with special education needs and/or disabilities learned well, and were quick to act if some pupils struggled with their behaviour.

Members shared their displeasure that pupils could have their education negatively affected when the newly built Rosehill High School in Wallyford would have the capacity to host the pupils.

Moy Regional Primary is a controlled school with 80 pupils while St John's is a Catholic school with about 200 pupils.

Pupils are desperate to live in - they call themselves rezies - but there aren't always spaces for everyone and the younger pupils are placed first.

She said: "We've had some fantastic Year 11 pupils studying science, so the decision was difficult from the start, and it was especially hard to whittle down one winner from the shortlisted pupils.

The latest report, published in February, said pupils studied a broad range of subjects and leaders had set out precisely what they wanted pupils to learn in most subjects, but there was still work to do in some subjects.

The next stage, usually consisting of pupils with ages ranging from 5 to 14 years, is when the pupils are introduced to Arabic alphabets; the consonants and vowels, and how to string them together to read what has been written.

The report recognised how pupils in Reception thrive (as they shared happily with the inspectors) in their welcoming learning environment and commended Harrold for being a school where ‘pupils behave well’‘try their best in all they do’.

This means that teachers do not always build on what pupils already know, and this can hinder the progress that these pupils make.

But with many pupils coming from a sea-faring background, one remarkable tale recalled how pupils manned the Fittie lifeboat to save a stricken trawler one stormy night.