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| alities that he believed Doon instilled in its | pupils: a sense of values, ethics, friendship, loyalt |
| This has sparked fears that | pupils a the school will be exposed to pollution. |
| nd a social-action programme that enjoins upon | pupils a commitment to service in the community. |
| ng School; or, Lessons of a Preceptress to Her | Pupils, a commentary on female education in the Unite |
| g waiting lists and the school only accepts 60 | pupils a year to attend the school from 6th to 9th gr |
| h outdoor working space that aims to help give | pupils a different 'stance' on learning. |
| White Spire has the advantage of offering its | pupils a consistent and continuous approach to learni |
| y schools with twenty teachers and two hundred | pupils, a hospital with fifty beds; a Church home for |
| school was the first in Conwy to give Year 10 | pupils a chance to get a qualification in Physical Ed |
| sting site had room for only some five hundred | pupils, a number which was considered to be too low. |
| These are in addition to the 1,800 | pupils a further 14 pupils enrolled by the Hearing Im |
| far included a free celebration lunch for all | pupils, a rocket launch for local primary school pupi |
| from history lessons to avoid offending Muslim | pupils, a Government backed study has revealed." |
| Upon entry at the age of four years, | pupils' abilities are significantly below the average |
| realities of today's families and to teach his | pupils about diversity and tolerance. |
| realities of today's families and to teach his | pupils about diversity and tolerance. |
| ert the traditional textbooks, introducing his | pupils, about 1680, to what was known as ‘free philos |
| or 6 minutes before or after class to talk to | pupils about the procedure. |
| Pupils absent during the last marking period and who | |
| the abolition of grammar schools, which select | pupils according to their academic ability, in favour |
| e an Anatolian High School and started to take | pupils according to results of high school entrance e |
| mmediately things start to go wrong for him as | pupils accuse him of sexual harassment and bullying. |
| ms” was filmed in March 2006, showing how well | pupils achieve at the school. |
| ositive attitudes to learning are fostered and | pupils achieve to their full potential.' |
| Teaching is consistently good and all | pupils achieve well. |
| Eastlea makes sure all | pupils achieve and succeed. |
| Many | pupils achieve higher than average results and the sc |
| 68% of | pupils achieved five or more A*-C grades. |
| In 2009 44% of | pupils achieved the equivalent of five or more GCSES |
| He directed the yeshibah, and several of his | pupils achieved distinction, among them being his nep |
| In 2007 30% of | pupils achieved five or more A* to C grades including |
| Half of Stanwell | pupils achieved three A grades or better, with the av |
| In 2008 60% of | pupils achieved at least one A*-C in a modern foreign |
| 2007: 82.8% of 15 year old | pupils achieved 5 or more A* - C grades at GCSE or eq |
| In 2008 65% of the school's GCSE | pupils achieved grades 5 A* to C including English an |
| , 62 per cent of the school's fifteen-year-old | pupils achieved five or more GCSE passes at grades A* |
| 97% - 238 | pupils, achieved five subjects at the A*-G grades |
| atics, and science over recent years show that | pupils' achievement is outstanding. |
| ck record of academic success, with nearly all | pupils achieving the nationally recognised benchmark |
| t GCSE courses early in Year 9 and already has | pupils achieving A and A* in science modules. |
| acher with energy and vision, committed to all | pupils achieving their best. |
| 2007 with 44% of | pupils achieving 5 A*-C |
| The 2006 GCSE exam results saw 42% of | pupils achieving 5 A*-C including Maths and English, |
| e best results in Brighton & Hove, with 66% of | pupils achieving five or more A*-C grades including E |
| Aggregate across the three core subjects: | pupils achieving above the expected level |
| The following are the percentage of | pupils achieving 5 A*-C grades at GCSE upon leaving t |
| t Advanced level, the 97 per cent pass rate in | pupils achieving grades A to E equalled the impressiv |
| e United Kingdom, educating in excess of 2,000 | pupils across Key Stage 3 to 5. |
| we was a Calvinist in theology, but few of his | pupils adhered to the same system without some modifi |
| Discussion of stops and | pupils after discussing the cardinal points is the ap |
| Psakim u-Chtavim, 267 responses, edited by his | pupils after his death (Both printed in Venice alread |
| , Blackpool, Lancashire, England that educates | pupils age 11-16. |
| Both of the new schools serve around 2500 | pupils age 11 through to 16. |
| ovides primary education for approaching 1,000 | pupils age 7-11. |
| School (formerly Park Middle School), serving | pupils aged 9-13. |
| Chennestone Primary School is a school for | pupils aged 5 - 11, centrally situated in the village |
| prehensive secondary coeducational school, for | pupils aged 11 to 18, with specialist status in scien |
| 250 | pupils aged between the ages of 4 and 11. |
| 2010) is a secondary school and sixth form for | pupils aged 11-18 and is located on Lidgett Lane (B61 |
| The school serves approximately 730 | pupils aged 11-16. |
| 97 School House (SH) became a junior house for | pupils aged 11-13. |
| Millfield has around 800 | pupils, aged 11 to 16. |
| The school enrolls | pupils aged 11 - 16, typically with around 800 studen |
| situated on Polhill Avenue, and usually takes | pupils aged 9-13 from the De Parys and Newnham areas |
| t in 1939, Orston Primary School has about 100 | pupils aged between four and eleven years old. |
| rimary school in 1944 and now teaches up to 90 | pupils aged between five and 11, mainly from the Graz |
| The school has approximately 200 | pupils aged between 4 and 11 years. |
| Oldham PRU supports | pupils, aged between 10 and 16, who are unable to acc |
| edium-sized school, Gedling teaches around 650 | pupils, aged 11 to 18. |
| The school has nearly 1,500 | pupils aged 11-18. |
| uage / Welsh language comprehensive school for | pupils aged 11 yrs to 18 years based in Ffairfach, Ll |
| The school currently has around 117 | pupils aged 4-10 years. |
| Norwood Primary School is a primary school for | pupils aged between 4 and 11 years. |
| roviding full range of educational courses for | pupils aged 11 to 19 years. |
| cational, comprehensive, foundation school for | pupils aged 11 to 19 years. |
| It has 930 | pupils aged 11 to 16. |
| The school caters for | pupils aged three to eighteen, providing both seconda |
| e school but now has over 2300 male and female | pupils aged 11-18 (Years 7-13), with around 400 stude |
| with Technology and Sports College status for | pupils aged 11-16 in the Bartley Green area of Birmin |
| maintained comprehensive secondary school for | pupils aged 11 to 16 serving the Manhood Peninsula in |
| The school caters for | pupils aged 11 to 18, with approximately 1400 student |
| It has approximately 650 | pupils aged 13 to 18. |
| Marshfields, a special school for | pupils aged 10-19 with moderate learning difficulties |
| Warlingham School is a secondary school for | pupils aged 11-16, and also has a thriving Sixth Form |
| The school provides education for | pupils aged 11 to 18 years, and offers a wide range o |
| ane Primary School, a state primary school for | pupils aged 4 to 11, in Wheelwright Lane; |
| omprehensive school with foundation status for | pupils aged 11 to 16, in Ash Green Lane; |
| Today it has some 710 | pupils, aged between ten and eighteen. |
| hool was renamed The Stonehenge School, taking | pupils aged 11-16. |
| based at Comrie House on London Road, accepts | pupils aged 4 to 11 while the Senior School on Lexden |
| It consists of the "Lower Site" where | pupils aged between 11 and 14 attend, and the "Upper |
| The school has around 900 | pupils aged 11-16. |
| mprehensive middle-deemed-secondary school for | pupils aged 10 to 13. |
| sh Green in northern Warwickshire, England for | pupils aged 11 to 16 years. |
| ls' Church of England secondary school serving | pupils aged 11 to 16 in Worthing, West Sussex. |
| It presently has approximately 390 | pupils, aged from 4+ to 11 years. |
| It has capacity for around 1,500 | pupils aged 11 to 18, of whom almost 300 are in the S |
| The school provides secondary education for | pupils aged 11 - 16. |
| maintained comprehensive secondary school for | pupils aged 11 to 18. |
| hall Grange School, a state special school for | pupils aged 2 to 19, in Easter Way; |
| 1842 and provides primary school education for | pupils aged from 4-11 years. |
| veloped to increase the range of provision for | pupils aged 16 to 19. |
| umanities college which caters for around 1300 | pupils aged 11-16 years. |
| United Kingdom, made up of around nine hundred | pupils aged three to eighteen. |
| algamated in 1973 and became comprehensive for | pupils aged 11-18 when education in the county was re |
| tional independent school for day and boarding | pupils aged 13-18, situated on the south coast of Eng |
| The school serves about 700 | pupils aged 11-16. |
| ct of the city of Newport, South Wales, UK for | pupils aged 11-18 years. |
| The school initially opened to | pupils aged 11 upwards, before becoming a 13-18 compr |
| rne High School, which caters for around 1,300 | pupils aged 11-16 years. |
| mprehensive middle-deemed-secondary school for | pupils aged 10 to 13. |
| in South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England, with | pupils aged from 11-16. |
| It is a large school, catering for 1,369 | pupils aged 11 to 16 and is heavily over-subscribed. |
| ndent Preparatory Coeducational Day School for | pupils aged 3 - 11+ in Bilton, Rugby, Warwickshire, E |
| High School is a comprehensive high school for | pupils aged 11 to 18 (plus students aged 19 to reach |
| The school teaches | pupils aged eleven to sixteen (Key Stage 3 and Key St |
| li, Savio College (a secondary boys school for | pupils aged 11-15) is dedicated to the saint. |
| The school caters for | pupils aged 3 to 19 who are blind or partially sighte |
| maintained comprehensive secondary school for | pupils aged 11 to 18. |
| iddle School is a maintained middle school for | pupils aged 8 to 12. |
| The school is coeducation and takes | pupils aged 11-16 years. |
| ecialist school in technology, with around 750 | pupils aged 11-18. |
| It serves | pupils aged 4-18. |
| throughout the school, affecting 95 of the 159 | pupils, aged 12-18. |
| It includes a nursery unit, and is open to | pupils aged from 3 to 11 years. |
| England Primary School currently has around 80 | pupils, aged 5 to 11. |
| It is a Technology College with 1554 | pupils aged 11-18. |
| l is a mixed independent school for around 200 | pupils aged 3 to 16 with around 30 teaching staff. |
| It has around 560 | pupils aged 11-16 (Years 7-11), and the current headt |
| Approximately 315 | pupils aged 5-11 attend the school under the directio |
| The school is for | pupils aged 11-18. |
| ormerly Halyard High School) is an academy for | pupils aged between 11 and 16, located in the west of |
| reen neighbourhood of Crawley, West Sussex for | pupils aged 4 to 11. |
| a voluntary-aided Church of England school for | pupils aged 11-18, in Dorking, Surrey. |
| The Secondary Department for | pupils aged 11 - 19 |
| r the full range of IB teaching programmes for | pupils aged 3 to 19. |
| The Primary Department for | pupils aged 2 - 11 |
| ic College is a mixed-sex secondary school for | pupils aged 11-18. |
| a mixed sex comprehensive secondary school for | pupils aged between 11 and 16 years. |
| Junior School: (also known as Horncliffe) For | pupils aged 7-11. |
| Education was provided for | pupils aged 11 to 18 years, from Key Stage 3 through |
| the school becoming a full secondary accepting | pupils aged 11+. |
| The school includes a sixth form for | pupils aged over 16. |
| ed in Woodford Green, England, with around 500 | pupils aged between 3 and 13. |
| It educates around 260 | pupils aged 4-11. |
| located on Southcroft and educates around 235 | pupils aged 4-11. |
| It is a mixed school, that educates around 250 | pupils aged 7-11, situated in an area of relative dis |
| Its 1060 | pupils aged 11 - 16 share the campus with adults who |
| The school caters for | pupils aged 11 to 18. |
| The school has over 600 | pupils aged three to eighteen years. |
| It is a co-educational school for | pupils aged 11 to 18, with more than 570 pupils enrol |
| l is a co-educational comprehensive school for | pupils aged 13-18, located in Redditch, Worcestershir |
| ry School, with an attendance, in 2003, of 170 | pupils aged 4 to 11. |
| The school has approximately 900 | pupils aged 11-16, and has specialist status in human |
| Road (A6071) in Brampton, Cumbria, England for | pupils aged 11-18. |
| os Angeles, California, United States with 345 | pupils aged 4 to 14. |
| nd Primary School, founded 1872, with about 10 | pupils aged 4-11 years. |
| Pupils aged 13 to 18 are based at Shapwick Senior Sch | |
| It schools | pupils aged 11 to 16, and is the choice of school for |
| in South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England, with | pupils aged from 11 to 16. |
| It has nearly 2,000 | pupils aged 11-18. |
| It has about 640 | pupils aged 11-16. |
| ool is a co-educational independent school for | pupils aged 13 to 18, founded by Royal Charter in 155 |
| n, a co-ed 'Extended School' for just over 400 | pupils aged 11-16. |
| It is a mixed school for | pupils aged 4 to 11, and contains about 100 pupils. |
| There are approximately 1000 | pupils aged between 11 and 18, including 280 in the s |
| opened in 1941, with the Allertonshire taking | pupils aged 11-14 and the Grammar School ages 14-18. |
| ted in south Gateshead, England which educates | pupils ages 11-18. |
| It has around 200 | pupils ages 4 to 11. |
| Currently, it has around 400 | pupils, ages 3-11. |
| It has a total enrollment of about 790 | pupils ages 11 to 19. |
| It consists of | pupils ages 9-16. |
| It offers education for | pupils ages 16-19 including A Levels and a limited se |
| y is a co-educational comprehensive school for | pupils ages 11-19 in West Yorkshire, England. |
| imary school is Alresford Primary School (~150 | pupils, ages 4-11). |
| stern side of the town has approximately 1,500 | pupils, ages 11-18 and 80 teaching staff. |
| On 13th april 2011 over 100 | pupils aging 12-16 from RFHS began to protest over te |
| ol and a network of computers for teachers and | pupils alike to use. |
| ch has proved a great investment for staff and | pupils alike. |
| college due to the successes of its staff and | pupils alike. |
| The school teaches around 500 | pupils, all between the ages of 11 and 16; broken up |
| itial proposals were to close the school, with | pupils all transferring to Northgate Primary School. |
| Pupils alleged that they were abused by him. | |
| with the Mahavira's elucidation and became his | pupils along with their own followers. |
| in the London borough of Lewisham, Vietnamese | pupils along with Chinese and Indians outperformed al |
| produced many hundreds of learned students and | pupils alongside distinguished colleagues such as Rab |
| Pupils also sit in their houses at lunch and have a h | |
| Portora Royal School, Enniskillen, whose past | pupils also included Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett. |
| Record of 1,217 Christmas crackers, the school | pupils also raised over £2,500 in sponsorship for chi |
| ties to Macclesfield High School, though many | pupils also move on to Fallibroome and All Hallows RC |
| Pupils also discovered white phosphorus wedges in a s | |
| present site in April 1863 and opened with 47 | pupils, although by October the number had increased |
| about 200 boys and 100 girls, all of them day | pupils, although boarding is available from time to t |
| sepe de Ribera is said to have been one of his | pupils, although it is entirely possible that Ribera |
| One of his | pupils, Amal Kumar Sarkar, went on to became a Chief |
| commissioned Johanan's | pupils Ammi and Assi, who directed the Academy of Tib |
| He had also distinguished | pupils, among whom was the eminent Rabbi Meir of Roth |
| the last four books of the Torah, and that his | pupils amplified it (M. |
| ial measures because it is failing to give its | pupils an acceptable standard of education and the pe |
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