The phrase
"younger pupils" refers to students who are at a lower grade level or are younger in age in a school or educational context.
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It is ideal
for young pupils learning how find fractions of amounts or for pupils with difficulties in maths who benefit from a visual representation of the process.
The most exciting guest I met was not one but two amazing
young pupils who did not hesitate to enthusiastically take myself and my mother downstairs to check out one of the stations.
But they have proved controversial, with many teachers and parents opposed to putting
young pupils through the tests.
Being able to keep up with these trends is critical for schools, especially now that
most young pupils will have grown up surrounded by technology.
The unit is lightweight and portable
providing young pupils with the gold standard of hand hygiene wherever it might be needed.
Now that
most young pupils will have grown up surrounded by technology, it is even more important for schools to keep up with technological trends.
It found that «pupils are well educated and their achievement is good», that «pupils are happy and proud to be part of the school» and documented an outstanding performance by
younger pupils in a recent World Maths Day contest.
While arrangements with the partner schools included governorships, a shared middle - management course and teacher - training opportunities, the volunteering programme mainly consisted of the mentoring
of younger pupils at secondary, primary and special schools by King's pupils in years 10 - 13.
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Young pupils at Edith Neville School, North London, enjoy their school dinner of fish fingers, baked beans and potato, with sponge and custard to follo.
League tables now only count the first time a pupil sits an exam, discouraging entries
by younger pupils.
I have many year's experience of communicating effectively with
young pupils from diverse backgrounds, and am someone who can help make sure a school has an inclusive environment and is a welcoming place for both children and their families.
A total of $ 125,000 was donated by a few members of the church to be given to members after seeing the results of a similar experiment
with young pupils who used much smaller amounts of money.
Andrew Hall, head of the AQA exam board, said the most significant impact on this year's results has been the big fall in
younger pupils taking exams a year early.
Our Year 6 children have even volunteered to run a club for
younger pupils using the app on their iPads.
Flipped learning will become more of a norm, even with
younger pupils as schools recognise the benefits of getting pupils involved in learning that is not always led by teachers, but facilitated by them.»
«Science Explorers can further support schools in the important task of engaging and
inspiring young pupil in science from as early an age as possible.»
The government has discouraged schools from
entering younger pupils for exams, so fewer 14 - and 15 - year - olds are taking GCSEs early.
In the recent case of St Stephen's Primary School in Newham, a ban
on young pupils wearing the hijab had to be removed after a backlash from the community.
A sixth form student at Uttoxeter's only high school has broken new ground in his role
helping younger pupils use mobile technology to prepare for their exams.
Ofsted inspectors reported there were «worrying inconsistencies» in teachers» assessments and that an external check would create a more reliable measure of how
well young pupils were progressing.
Ofsted has begun an inspection of a school at the centre of a row over its decision to
ban younger pupils from wearing the hijab.
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Seeing young pupils crying and being unable to support them under the guidance of the tests is a bizarre and unfair sight for teachers in a Welsh classroom.
Tasks can be used to differentiate as well
e.g. younger pupils and / or SEN may use «Goldilocks» as they would be more familiar with the story.
At a time when the one - room schoolhouse has almost become extinct, the Long Beach Board of Education has given the go - ahead to a rural community on California's Santa Catalina Island to open one next fall to save
several young pupils a two - hour daily commute to another school.
- Phonics approaches — as part of a balanced approached — have been found to be effective in
supporting younger pupils (4 - 7 year olds) to learn to read.
As such, by setting up the Level 6 Mathematics Programme, the school was able to give something back to the local community, raising the attainment of
talented young pupils from a variety of backgrounds by enlisting the help of specialist maths teachers, whilst simultaneously raising the profile of the school.
This had already led to «the removal of all KS4 pupils whose behaviour was putting at
risk younger pupils and staff».
The move follows years of pressure from teachers, parents and educationalists opposed to
putting young pupils through high stakes national Sats tests.
Schools have a «bigger role» to play in
preparing younger pupils for the «emotional demands» of social media, and must improve teachers» knowledge of the impact of apps...
«Our digital resources are designed to bring the real world into the classroom, and to help
younger pupils experience and understand different cultures.
To keep up with the fast pace of
young pupils eagerly learning to code, we're adding this new more advanced content so that they can start using simple but real - life coding languages,» said Victoria Cottrill, Head of Primary Content at Discovery Education.
The JCQ says these early entries are partly responsible for the drop in results because 16 - year - olds are
outperforming younger pupils, together with falls in science grades.
In developing his process Rhode was first «inspired by a high school initiation rite
whereby young pupils were unwillingly taken into the boys» toilets by senior pupils and forced to interact with chalk - drawn objects on the walls.»
The taskforce discovered that
younger pupils did not read, for instance, the 17 - page terms and conditions of the social network Instagram — used by 43 per cent of eight to 11 - year - olds — which allows the company to share data on pupils, including where they go to school.
Primary school heads have criticised new assessments of Wales»
youngest pupils as «not fit for purpose».
The story is well written and the illustrations by Amy Bradley are great
for young pupils.
Not only do these posters demonstrate the relevance of studying Design & Technology but they can also open the eyes
of younger pupils and their parents to career possibilities that they may not have realised existed or were accessible.
Professional actress Millie Binks is returning to her former school, St Mary's, Colchester, to
inspire young pupils to enjoy acting.
Another example has been the government's decision for league tables to recognise only a pupil's first entry in exams, as a way of deterring schools from
entering younger pupils for exams and then retaking if they want to improve results.
Including 3D elements or games will bring your display to life and involve the students more - this is very effective
with younger pupils and could be used as a starter activity in the classroom.
The British Medical Association (BMA) claims that
young pupils in England's most deprived areas are being denied medical careers because schools are not giving them the opportunity to study separate sciences at GCSE.
Younger pupils would find this booklet a useful supplement to their GCSE course, or a replacement for it for one year.