EP Primary school of First Degree

Post primary schools

Besides regular elementary school, there also exist special primary schools and institutes, parallel primary schools (for music and ballet), and the school for the primary education of adults.

School head teachers Primary

Primary schools branches Branches

Of the total number of primary schools, about 67 are for boys and 33 for girls.

Schools covered Primary APPENDIX 1

In of students

There are four schools, including small settlement schools.

119. Elementary and preparatory schooling.

Inter school union for primary school pupils

Shelterless schools given buildings at elementary level.

That little boy is going to school.

Other than regular primary schools there are special primary schools and institutes, parallel primary schools (music and ballet), and primary schools for adults.

Don't you know, man? This boy got the school named after him.

Two thousand pupils attend school.

Inter school union for post primary school pupils

Table 66. Teaching of a native language in primary and post primary

Can you fetch the children from school?

12 hours for language school teachers.

We have them for six.

6. Primary education is currently provided by a network of 64 public and nine private schools.

The total number of regular primary schools is 1,052, of which there are 385 central and 667 regional schools.

In Dimitrovgrad alone, 1,056 ethnic Bulgarian pupils attend elementary school, with 93 per cent of the employees and the school principal being ethnic Bulgarians.

Table 10.03 shows that at the primary level, boys schools registered an increase from 2000 2001 to 2003 2004 of 4.1 while the figure for girls' primary schools was 8.2 and for mixed primary schools 9.4 .

The schools are primary and general secondary schools, four intermediate secondary schools and one upper secondary school, one boarding school and an adult education boarding school.

There are 39 State schools (30 primary, 5 middle, 2 secondary and 2 special schools) as well as several private schools.

Feeding in primary schools is provided in many countries.

Table 19. Pupils from public and non public primary schools eating meals at school in the school year 1992 1993

(ii) Upgrading of deprived schools, particularly small schools

18 hours a week for primary and secondary school teachers, as well as for teachers of theoretical subjects in trade schools

There are 12 government primary schools, 1 private school, 1 services school, and 2 secondary schools.

In the 1993 94 school year there were 22 such schools, accounting for 0.6 per cent of all schools. Eleven of them were primary schools, two junior high schools, six senior high schools and three vocational high schools.

This was led by 131 million in expenditure by UNRWA on 273 elementary and preparatory schools, which catered for some 254,000 pupils.

In the school year 1992 93, 42 per cent of primary school graduates were admitted to trade schools, 27 per cent to technical secondary schools and 26 per cent to general secondary schools.

Provisions are made in the Act on the Folkeskole for the existence of small schools, which makes it possible to avoid sending the smallest children to the mainland to go to school.

I Left the school like a thief.

This is Miss Lewis. She teaches at my school.

Educational Programs (Vietnam) managing Japanese language school providing scholarship to elementary school.

It is carried out in grammar schools, art schools, vocational schools, military and religious schools.

The total number of special primary schools in the school year 1999 2000 was 27 of which 25 were eight grade schools, and the others, four grade schools.

317. Subsequently the mother tongue of the pupil was made the medium of instruction and the State took control of all the schools except a few denominational schools.

522. In the school year 1993 94 out of a total of 607,400 primary school graduates, 239,600 (39.5 per cent) were admitted to trade schools, 31,300 (5.2 per cent) to vocational secondary schools and 140,800 (23.2 per cent) to technical secondary schools and other vocational schools.

A small school, authorized by the Ministry of Education, is attended by about 160 persons.

The percentage of one teacher and two teacher schools declined from 13.8 per cent in 1985 to 6.9 per cent in 1991 and around 225 of the country apos s schools and over 40 per cent in less developed districts are small impoverished schools with less than 100 students.