Sentences with phrase «accept more pupils»

With this increase in pupil numbers also coinciding with a decrease in the number of schools, many schools are now having to accept more pupils.

Your school will also set its own published admission number (PAN) and can not be directed by the (LA) to accept more pupils, although in certain circumstances you may be directed to by the secretary of state.

Your LA can direct you to accept more pupils, which you must except in very limited circumstances.

Not exact matches

Recognizing that Japan is a more rigid and conservative society than Los Angeles where he lives, he starts by hugging new pupils (which would probably get him bounced on the spot in today's Me - Too America) but is tentatively accepted, even sought by his charges.

Ucas data shows that universities are increasingly «more flexible» with grade requirements, accepting pupils who fail to achieve their predicted grades.

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan says lower results should not be interpreted as a decline in performance by pupils, saying that it was more honest to accept a dip when the bar was raised, rather than sit back and watch numbers climb like an ever - upward tick.