Dr John Edwards said two pupils were taken to hospital as a precaution and sent home the same evening.
By 2pm, they had visited the neighbouring primary school, interviewed two teachers and two pupils about their views, and written up their report.
The money will cover a visit for a minimum of two pupils and a teacher from each state-funded secondary school, the government says.
One hundred and twenty two pupils in 32 schools were affected.
According to Philips, the sensor measures your inter-pupillary distance -- the distance two pupils -- to determine whether you're sitting at an optimal distance from the monitor.
Ian Draisey, the parent who helped on the project, has two pupils at Ysgol y Traeth and works with Dulas, a renewable energy company based at Machynlleth, Powys.
Wednesday's attack was the most deadly school-shooting in Germany since 2002, when a former school pupil in the eastern city of Erfurt killed 14 teachers, two pupils and a police officer.
The pair also met children at Manor School, where the duchess was presented with a portrait of the couple by two pupils, and officially opened a 24-hour centre for rough sleepers run by charity Jimmy's.
The school is no stranger to the business world as in the last two years pupils have won and come second in the UK wide Young Enterprise competition.
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Bad behaviour was commonplace, she said, but on the day of the assaults the two young pupils were "out of control" and had caused damage to the property and physically assaulted a member of staff over the course of a few hours.
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Peter Cadwallader, prosecuting, told the jury Mr Brewer acted improperly towards the two other female pupils, years after the alleged victim left the school.
Sofyen, a GCSE student, was stabbed nine times in a clash between two sets of pupils from west London schools in front of hundreds of commuters on 25 March 2010, the trial heard.
During the trial, Peter Cadwallader, prosecuting, said Mr Brewer had also acted in an improper way towards two other female pupils - years after the alleged victim in the case left the school.
Harvard University's Programme on Education Policy and Governance found that, after two years, pupils at Cleveland's private schools performed seven percentage points higher than the national average in reading and 15 points higher in maths.
He said among the 15 people who died were 3 pupils and two of their teachers who had stayed behind to finish off some work.
School Reporters at Skinners' Academy in east London are reporting throughout the day as two teams of 20 pupils go head-to-head in a Children in Need cake sale.
She said that all pupils performing two or more ranges worse than our estimate had been checked, but no errors had been found and appeals should be considered.
Shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg has also criticised the government's decision to end the target of pupils doing two hours of sport a week, saying support structures needed to be place "at the grassroots" to "inspire the next generation".
More than half of those surveyed felt pupils were under more pressure now than two years ago and over 70% felt pupils currently faced more pressure than 10 years ago.
The Scottish Government also expects pupils to have two hours of sport at school.
Pupils have held two walkouts - in 2001 and 2003 - to try to prevent the change taking place.
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There would be two teachers and about 20 pupils in the first year.
The first cases of influenza type B were reported there two weeks ago when 200 pupils were initially struck down.
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It was on track to meet its target of 75% of all pupils participating in two hours of PE and school sport each week by 2006, rising to 85% by 2008.
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Despite issuing closure notices, the council said it would consult further with parents and schools in the Driffield area, where Gembling and Langtoft primaries are located, in an attempt to boost the number of pupils attending the two schools.
Black Caribbean pupils had the highest permanent exclusion rate by ethnic group, at 41 in every 10, 000, compared with two in 10, 000 Chinese pupils.
Graham Newman, cabinet member for education, said it was a "fact" that pupils educated within a two-tier system outperformed those educated within a three-tier system.
White working class pupils were one of two ethnic groups who reported doing the least amount of homework, who had the lowest aspirations and lowest self-confidence.
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