Pupils in Springfield attend schools in the Springfield School District.

Pupils north of State Highway 6 attend Burton Elementary School in unincorporated Fort Bend County.

Pupils in Kemah attend schools in Clear Creek Independent School District.

Pupils living in the Lower Merion Township portion attend schools in the Lower Merion School District, while pupils living in the Haverford Township portion attend schools in the School District of Haverford Township.

Pupils attend these schools from age 11 to 13, at which time they have the option of transferring to St Michael's if they qualify.

Pupils attend their house for morning and afternoon registration, to play games throughout the day, and for the majority of the administration which governs their time at the School.

Pupils who live in the Barnhill area used to get the option to attend the Angus school, Monifieth High School.

Pupils aged from 10 to 14 attend the recently rebuilt Shepshed High School.

Pupils will attend Call Over in their House's main common room every morning, and will sit in Chapel, Church and School Assemblies in their House groups.

Pupils of other faiths are free to worship according to their own beliefs but must still attend chapel with the rest of the school.

Pupils from the area also attend Hazelwood College or Malone College which are both integrated schools, as well as Victoria College and the Royal Belfast Academical Institution both of which are grammar schools.

Pupils from Bristol also attend the school.

Pupils may choose instead to attend a denominational course.

Pupils in the Radnor Township portion of Wayne attend schools in Radnor Township School District, while pupils in the Tredyffrin portion attend schools in Tredyffrin / Easttown School District.

Pupils with different performance levels attend the same class and mixing is maintained.

Pupils pass the Eleven Plus examination to attend the school, and many come from satellite villages surrounding it.

Pupils living in the Radnor Township portion of Rosemont attend schools in Radnor Township School District, while students in the Lower Merion Township portion attend schools in the Lower Merion School District.

Pupils have access to extensive sporting facilities ; indeed sports take place every day, with main sports like rugby and hockey being played twice per week.

Pupils sit Standard Grade exams at the age of fifteen / sixteen, sometimes earlier, most often for up to eight subjects including compulsory exams in English, mathematics, a foreign language, a science subject and a social subject ; it is now required by the Scottish Parliament to have two hours of physical education a week.

Pupils, both girls and boys, may join the CCF from year 9 onwards and enjoy a range of activities each week developing skills which can be put into practice at regular camps throughout the year.

Pupils may therefore work a maximum of 48 hours per week, unless an opt-out has been signed.

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Pupils generally need permission to go outside defined school bounds ; they may be allowed to travel off-campus at certain times.

Pupils in Scotland may leave once they have reached the age of 16 ; those who reach 16 before the 30th of September may leave after national examinations in May, whilst those who are 16 by the end of February may leave the previous Christmas.

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In 2010, she directed " Teacher and Pupils ", a second season episode of Lie to Me ; and " On Tap ", a second season episode of The Good Wife.

His pupils were not less active ; their additions are known as the Tosafot of Perez b. Elijah's Pupils.

Pupils have continued to go on to later fame-Patrick Abercrombie, pioneer Town Planner ; Sir Malcolm Campbell, motor racer ; James Elroy Flecker, poet and playwright: CRW Nevinson, official war artist in both wars ; WH Pratt ( Boris Karloff ), film actor ; E. J.

In 1798 she published The Boarding School ; or, Lessons of a Preceptress to Her Pupils, a commentary on female education in the United States.

Pupils are usually 6 to 7 years old in this grade level ; they are sometimes called " first graders ".

These steps can be easily remembered with the mnemonic PERRLA ( D + C ): Pupils Equal and Round ; Reactive to Light and Accommodation ( Direct and Consensual ).

Pupils are divided into Houses ; in Senior School they are Laud, Wheeler and Serlo, named after, respectively, Archbishop William Laud, Maurice Wheeler-a former headmaster, and Abbot Serlo-an important figure in the founding of Gloucester Cathedral.

Pupils of Doon have gone on to achieve prominence in politics, government service, the armed forces of India and Pakistan, commerce, journalism, the arts and literature.

Pupils who throughout their school career demonstrate great service to their house are awarded their House colours by their Housemaster / mistress.

Pupils aged between 7 and 14 were clothed and educated, although the main purpose was to fit them for domestic service.

Pupils are allowed to bring their own sports equipment to the school with the authorization of the teacher.

Mr Accum acquaints the Patrons and Amateurs of Chemistry that he continues to give private Courses of Lectures on Operative and Philosophical Chemistry, Practical Pharmacy and the Art of Analysis, as well as to take Resident Pupils in his House, and that he keeps constantly on sale in as pure a state as possible, all the Re-Agents and Articles of Research made use of in Experimental Chemistry, together with a complete Collection of Chemical Apparatus and Instruments calculated to Suit the conveniences of Different Purchasers.

: A Guide to School Life for Tiny Pupils and Their Parents, 1953 ( with Geoffrey Willans )

* How to be Topp: A Guide to Sukcess for Tiny Pupils, Including All There is to Kno About Space, 1954 ( with Geoffrey Willans )

* Whizz for Atomms: A Guide to Survival in the 20th Century for Fellow Pupils, their Doting Maters, Pompous Paters and Any Others who are Interested, 1956 ( with Geoffrey Willans ) Published in the U. S. as Molesworth's Guide to the Atommic Age

Osborne also released an album on Dischord in 2002 with Daniel Higgs under the name The Pupils.

* 2002: The Pupils ( as The Pupils with Asa Osborne )

Pupils are rated between grades A and D, with preferred access to schools being given to those with higher grades.

Pupils and Early Years Minister Adam Ingram, Education and Lifelong Learning Secretary Fiona Hyslop and Schools and Skills Minister Maureen Watt with pupils at Avenue End Primary Campus in Glasgow.

Pupils have equal voting rights with school staff.

Pupils normally join at the age of 13 or 14, with both sexes able to take part.

Pupils generally do well in examination league tables ( though the statistics are not directly comparable to state schools or are not published, such as value added ) and with university entrances, and the school typically sends between 6 and 12 students ( to whom it may have given special exam coaching ) to Oxford and Cambridge every year.

Pupils wear different ties to represent which house they are in, with the basic tie design being the same for all pupils ( a navy blue tie with a repeated crown motif ) but with different coloured stripes to represent the house.

The Pupils ' Committee seeks to represent the interests of the students of their European School whilst operating in accordance with the aims of the European Schools as expressed in the words of Jean Monnet.

In fact, the whole project has been created and adopted during the 2004 – 2005 school year during a special meeting with all the presidents of all the Pupils Committee.

Pupils who receive major honours in the arts, be it for music or drama, are entitled to wear a blue blazer with maroon braid and a gold school badge.

Pupils will be merged with those from Rumney High School, which is also to close, and will be housed at a new English medium secondary school built on the Rumney Recreation Ground.

Pupils are usually assigned to houses randomly, perhaps with the aim of balancing the houses in order to increase competition.

See Professor Park and His Pupils ( Boston, 1899 ), a memorial of his 90th birthday, with articles by R. S.