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pupil

[pyoo-puhl] / ˈpyu pəl /


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And there is cash for more sports provision, marking Scotland's men's World Cup qualification and Glasgow hosting the Commonwealth Games this summer - including a promise of free swimming lessons for every primary pupil.

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He teaches children from the ages of three to 11 and hopes beating the Eagles can inspire his pupils.

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Geophysical surveys of the park - a popular visitor attraction in south Wales - were commissioned as part of a wider project involving school pupils and the local community to learn more about the area's heritage.

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Many pupils had a whole week off school at the start of the new term.

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The Cavendish School, in Impington on the outskirts of Cambridge, was originally built for 80 pupils but now has 129 on roll.

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