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The idea of the house system is to afford pupils an opportunity for healthy rivalry.
ectors said the school was failing to give its pupils an acceptable standard of education.
final Saturday of November, attended by former pupils and masters.
A major reunion of past pupils and teachers, covered by the press and nationa
in two weeks the school had attracted over 120 pupils and the new head asked the governors to employ
e members are college and university students, pupils and younger professionals, in particular from
criticisms and instructive talks, guiding his pupils and setting up ideals but never imposing his o
Our vision is "Promoting the skills of the pupils and offer them strength to face the challenges
The school has around 490 pupils and is oversubscribed.
ers run a series of English summer schools for pupils and teachers in Sri Lanka, and in 2006 VESL al
er 2006 following a consultation with parents, pupils and staff.
His son, Nikolaus Hasse, was among his pupils, and became a musician in his own right.
f different subjects and opportunities for all pupils and with caring and skilled teachers children
It has over 600 pupils and 50+ staff members.
to raise the achievements and aspirations for pupils and schools.
The school is home to 1,200 pupils and is a performing Arts College.
The school is co-educational with around 300 pupils and toddlers aged 2-16.
The pupils and teachers vote for three charities to recei
It opened with only 57 pupils and 3 staff (a Headmaster, a Deputy and one ot
The majority of the pupils and staff can speak Welsh.
, was supported by 20% of the teachers, 15% of pupils and 13% of parents in minority schools.
Pupils and staff at the school automatically transfer
school consisting of two teachers and about 30 pupils, and it is situated next door to St. John's Ch
llowing the war, there was a large turnover of pupils and staff and a continued increase in pupil nu
The school opened in 1986 with 110 pupils and a staff of 9.
Under McElwain the school had 140 pupils and employed 19 staff.
ldren, and each one had under him four hundred pupils, and when the enemy entered there they pierced
In total there are 1110 day pupils and 53 boarders.
h was very well attended, especially by former pupils and previous members of staff.
it catered solely for 4th and 5th year senior pupils, and 6th Formers (or Yr 10, 11, 12 and 13s as
ese buildings were met by the government, past pupils, and well wishers.
Regularly pupils and staff make visits to the church, either to
Wood College, where he was one of the earliest pupils, and at Trinity College Dublin, where he took
The school has roughly 806 pupils and nearly 100 teaching staff.
hurch of England Primary School has around 140 pupils, and was opened just outside the village in 19
It was originally built to accommodate 150 pupils and to serve the Camborne-Redruth area, extend
at Oxford, Christopher Trevelyan was among his pupils, and through this introduction Carpenter marri
As of 2006 it has some 900 pupils, and 200 staff.
In 1941, students, pupils and parents were evacuated to Kuibishev, a cit
n at No 5 later joined their father's house as pupils and for virtually 25 years held sway in the sp
r topless by another art teacher were found by pupils, and distributed throughout the school.
It has 198 pupils and is within the North Eastern Education and
By 1901 the school had just 4 pupils and after Kinmans departure in 1903 the remain
Burton received pupils, and generally had three or four boarding in h
r girls and boys aged from 3 to 11 and has 156 pupils and 9 teachers.
cation Plans are formulated for the identified pupils and subject staff are provided with the necess
be a major part of life for all Senior School pupils and Junior School boarders.
It is a school of over 1500 pupils and is one of the most multi-cultural state sc
for 'Most People in a Human Smiley' with 1349 pupils and teachers.
Today the school has no more than 45 pupils and 20 teachers.
The college has high expectations of all its pupils and adopts teaching approaches that encourage
Individual pupils and teams have achieved distinction in a wide
he first time in June 1908, when there were 85 pupils and 86 Old Girls.
The school has around 50 pupils, and 5 teachers.
League (partly consisting of secondary school pupils) and the German Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 405 ag
years Hymers was a successful tutor of private pupils, and then became assistant tutor of his colleg
t of the teachers were overly keen upon caning pupils and often an entire class was caned if one pup
0 by the then PE Master Ken Barrett along with pupils and other old scholars.
Woodbridge has approximately 1,500 pupils and over one hundred members of staff, althoug
lly closed by the LEA due to a claimed lack of pupils and it has now been converted into a house.
The school has roughly 644 pupils and nearly 100 teaching staff.
esulted in the death of nine people: five male pupils and one female pupil; the school principal; th
nk tie has a somewhat legendary status amongst pupils and makes the school one of the most recognisa
hurch of England primary school with about 200 pupils) and Arthur Mellows Village College (a large s
The school opened on 14 September 1910 with 71 pupils, and the official opening of Yeadon and Guisel
The school currently has over 900 pupils and is run by Elwyn Vaughan Williams.
Amongst some pupils and teachers there is a strong family atmosphe
n With Skool!: A Guide to School Life for Tiny Pupils and Their Parents, 1953 (with Geoffrey Willans
block was added to the site to accommodate new pupils and provide new learning opportunities.
years the College has grown in excess of 1200 pupils and a combined staff of 100.
Today the school contains 1,235 pupils and over 100 teachers, and remains one of Nort
on, Van Diepenbeeck became one of Rubens' best pupils and assistants.
Many girls at the school start as day pupils and switch to boarding after they have been at
ls in Worlingham: a primary with just over 100 pupils and a middle school with over 400 students.
ge Comprehensive School has approximately 1300 pupils, and is one of the best performing secondary s
The school has around 165 pupils, and seven teachers, and its site comprises ni
The 6th form itself contains around 180 pupils, and offers a wide range of subjects.
It has approximately 1,400 pupils, and is a specialist Sports College.
The school has 1,124 pupils and operates on two major sites less than half
ohannesburg, South Africa; an exchange between pupils and teachers now takes place.
, activities and school partnerships involving pupils and staff at the school.
ed for its online resources, designed for both pupils and teachers.
ughout, aiming at improving language skills of pupils and was a participant in the SCOLAR English La
Alford Houstoun-Boswall of Blackadder with 65 pupils and 12 staff.
ughly 11,000 pounds sterling per annum for day pupils and 21,600 pounds sterling per annum for board
There are currently 1001 pupils and 117 sixth formers.
equires teachers to speak the dialect of their pupils and not the other way round.
s an Ambassador School for Gifted and Talented pupils and is a Performing Arts College.
Sandhurst School has over 1000 pupils and is currently specialising in science.
include the relationships between teachers and pupils and the quality of care, support and guidance
in July 1990, after only 25 years in use, with pupils and staff being split between Castle High and
It currently has 600 pupils and 40 staff (20 teaching).
By 1950 this had increased to 120 day pupils and 130 boarders.
The school has about 1,600 pupils and used to be a Secondary Modern until the ab
idence at Light House Street in Fort with four pupils and a teacher.
proved by the references in it to R. Ishmael's pupils and to other later tannaim.
Today the school has a total enrolment of 690 pupils and 48 staff (at July 2006).
Park Hall Junior School has over 400 pupils and it is the 9th ranked junior school out of
It is used often by the pupils and also by local primary school that is situa
e was established in 10 February 1978 with 150 pupils and four teachers in a thatched roof structure
hool - the Icknield School - opened for senior pupils and the primary school took over the old premi
his order - but it was highly esteemed by his pupils and far-seeing friends (e.g., Valois and Huet)
In 2008, the school had an enrollment of 734 pupils, and also was awarded Technology College statu
rer of August von Kotzebue, was one of Fries's pupils; and a letter of his, found on another student
By September 2006 the school had grown to 850 pupils and 120 members of staff.
The College's high expectations for pupils and staff facilitate the pursuit of excellence
Marlwood currently has around 1300 pupils and its own sixth form department, with over 2
mpleted recently and have been occupied by the pupils and since September.
She looked after 50 of the school's 400 pupils, and quickly became fluent in Hungarian.
school was founded in 1903 with more than 200 pupils and 16 faculty.
6. Friendly relationship between pupils and teachers, with teachers functioning as gui
Teachers work hard for pupils and value them as individuals
which was supervised by a Matron, reaching 90 pupils and exceeding the capacity of the buildings wh
The first foundation in 1885 was for 200 pupils and the school has been in existence since tha
ake place in 2009, in which the same amount of pupils and teachers will attend, as with previous eve
Pupils and staff of Spreydon College, ca.1914
he school is currently oversubscribed with 919 pupils and is popular with the local area.
It currently has a little under 500 pupils, and ages range from 4 (Reception) to 13 (Year
It now has some two hundred and fifty pupils and a liberal ethos.
This outraged the pupils and staff, and Preston soon realised that he w
, support and guidance, mutual respect between pupils and staff, and excellent provision of ICT.
It has 863 pupils and is headed by Judy McBlain.
for the many different needs of the individual pupils and parents.
school since the 1970s never had more than 40 pupils, and had faced calls to close it since then.
e opportunity to have their T-Shirts signed by pupils and teachers and if it's nice day, then they h
It currently educates around 100 pupils and employs 6 teachers.
The school currently has approximately 1200 pupils and 93 members of teaching staff.
ol were its main hall with its war memorial to pupils and former pupils who died in the First and Se
It was established in 1979 with 280 pupils and 13 teachers.
After disputes arose between the pupils and the faculty, a permanent agreement was rea
s with yellow or rusty lines stemming from the pupils, and pale blue dots underneath the eye sockets
ow a mixed, foundation grammar school with 984 pupils and students on roll aged from 11 to 18.
in Harpenden.The school consists partly of day pupils and partly of weekly boarders.
Opened in 1929, it has over 2000 pupils and is one of the largest in the country.
The present school now has a roll of over 1600 pupils and a reputation for high achievement.
Frank Weins, with an initial enrollment of six pupils and with Mrs. Lucy Huston as teacher.
The new building, which caters for nearly 1000 pupils and cost approximately £17.5 million, was open
s, lecturers from the University of Wales, and pupils and staff of Coedcae Comprehensive School.
7a, 1951) (written for his wife Mary's pupils and based on a Galician carol, it was publishe
At present the school has 1,800 pupils and 123 teachers.
Lottery Fund to increase sports provision for pupils and the wider community, by revamping the scho
merican Art, will prove an inspiration to your pupils, and that Holyoke will long continue to offer
Facilities exist for 104 day pupils and 124 boarders.
in 1977 and currently has an enrolment of 803 pupils and 59 teachers.
facilities and teaching for the benefit of its pupils and the wider community.
-form entry school in 1960 with around 100-200 pupils and has progressively expanded.
01, a resistant strain of tuberculosis made 74 pupils and staff at the school ill and could be detec
ll continue to strive to meet the needs of its pupils and to foster close ties with its alumni and t
hool in Leicester, England with more than 1200 pupils and more than 200 staff members.
This caused much disruption to the pupils and families of the communities of Penyrheol,
emorate his death and that of two other former pupils and RUC men killed in the Troubles.
both situated in the village, Carrick has 417 pupils and Contifleece (a rural school) only has 48.
present site in January 2010 and has over 1000 pupils and over 70 teachers.
From the start it took boarding and day pupils and was fully co-educational, which was then u
It had just over five hundred pupils and a staff of forty.
d his income as a country parson "by taking in pupils and tutoring them for Oxford".
Christian values of life and education in the pupils and staff,” requiring the cooperation of “the
e Romanian educational system, perturbing both pupils and teachers, and Andronescu's reputed inabili
menus that they felt were appropriate for the pupils and staff.
school, Dinnington First School has around 140 pupils and feeds into Gosforth East Middle School .
nt of £20,000 to upgrade sports facilities for pupils and the wider community.
January 2008 there were 19,890 primary-school pupils and 15,262 secondary-school pupils attending s
Pupils and parents do many fund rising activities to
llowing the school to offer more activities to pupils and longer PE lessons.
An Information Evening is held for pupils and parents during the autumn term for before
r failed to win popularity and esteem from his pupils and associates of every kind.
All the pupils and staff moved to a camp near Bognor.
The school has approximately 1,200 pupils and provides education at Key Stage 3, GCSE an
ce to the freedom of religious choice for both pupils and staff.
o members of the general public, as well as to pupils and staff of St Paul's School and Colet Court
uded not only the local residents but also the pupils and staff of Stowe School.
6 October - Faraday School kidnapping - six pupils and their teacher are kidnapped for $1 million
re are some 120 teachers on roll, teaching 980 pupils and supported by a further 120 support staff.
ter the foyer and immediately feel welcomed by pupils and staff.
e Right Honourable Lord Morrison of Lambeth to pupils and staff on Friday 17th March, 1961.
tes ("students") Club was founded in 1950 with pupils and teachers of the School.
e enrollment of the school had increased to 80 pupils and 110 in 1909, it was obvious that more spac
There are 12 classes of 30 for Primary 1 and 2 pupils and 10 classes of 40 for primary 3-6 pupils.
a house to give a boarding school feel for the pupils and under the supervision of a housemaster the
The school and its pupils and staff (known affectionately as Rosebuds) a
nd the realization that he is despised by both pupils and staff of the school.
as closed until January 2008 for the safety of pupils and staff as reprisals were feared.
The school had frequent school meetings where pupils and staff alike had an equal voice in the deci
lows the school to organise many trips for its pupils and lease the building for the use of other or
e alternative educational arrangements for the pupils, and during this week many sporting and commun
of a Bristol Scout aeroplane was built by five pupils and their history teacher.
It has about 1700 pupils and there are about 400 pupils in the sixth fo
By 1836, the boys' school housed sixty-four pupils, and there were forty-three girls at the Grey
in 1995, while breaking up a fight between his pupils and students from a rival school.
It has around 1,000 pupils and admits around 160 pupils a year.
ad two day-schools: the parish school with 105 pupils and a private school with 12 pupils.
It has about 1,520 pupils and there are about 287 pupils in the sixth fo
Pupils and Parents appreciate that the friendliness a
The school has 91 pupils and was recently (Mar 2011) judged 'excellent'
ae; 1512) and other manuals for the use of his pupils, and in 1515 travelled in Italy with Ernest.
It has 716 pupils and takes in some 140 new pupils each year.
It is a school for pupils and students of all abilities from the ages of
The school has around 220 pupils and, as such, operates as a single form entry
le in Russia he married one of his most famous pupils, Anna Yesipova (the second of his four wives),
p cataracts, leukocoria (a condition where the pupils appear white when light is shone on them), alo

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