Article: Eighty-seven per cent of London pupils are offered a place at one of their top three schools.

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Magnum Photos;  January 1, 1974 ;     269 words ... ... Perkins Magnum Photos 01-01-1974 G.B. ENGLAND. London. Pupils at special needs school. 1974. Keywords: Western Europe ... UK GB Britain British (geographical) G.B. ENGLAND. London. Pupils at special needs school. 1974. GB. ENGLAND. London ...

Article: London pupils are failing at history
Evening Standard - London;  February 7, 2007 ;     451 words ...LONDON secondary school pupils are failing at history, figures show. In some parts of the capital only 10 per cent of pupils managed a grade C or above in the subject at GCSE, according to government data obtained by the Liberal-Democrats. Nationally, two thirds of entries were awarded Cs or better

Article: London pupils study community diversity.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  June 28, 2005 ;     497 words ...THE divides, diversity and differences of a south Belfast community are being studied by a group of east London students this week. The pupils, from the Royal Docks School, will be spending time with young people at Ballynafeigh Community Development Association to discuss topics including the

Article: London pupils get 1m 'Karrot' to shun crime
Evening Standard - London;  December 10, 2001 ;     640 words ...PUPILS will be "paid" to turn away from crime in a scheme to promote good behaviour on the streets where Damilola Taylor died. The 1 million Karrot initiative in Southwark will offer children smart cards - similar to supermarket loyalty cards - which allow them to obtain branded goods from a

Article: London pupils go back to Africa where it's not cool ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  January 17, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Byline: SAM KILEY Last week the Standard revealed that African parents are sending their pupils back to Ghana for a 'superior' education. Sam Kiley in Accra meets two London schoolchildren and discovers how culture, discipline and teaching methods are worlds apart He was failing at school in

Article: London pupils get [pounds sterling]1m 'Karrot' to ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  December 10, 2001 ;     683 words ...Byline: HUGH MUIR PUPILS will be "paid" to turn away from crime in a scheme to promote good behaviour on the streets where Damilola Taylor died. The [pound]1 million Karrot initiative in Southwark will offer children smart cards - similar to supermarket loyalty cards - which allow them to obtain

Article: Three London pupils have TB.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  May 10, 2001 ;     612 words ...Byline: ZOE MORRIS THREE London nursery school children were diagnosed with tuberculosis today following an outbreak. They will be treated with antibiotics. A further five youngsters and four staff members are undergoing further tests, but 16 have been given the all-clear after a teacher at the