Two thousand pupils attend school.

A survey conducted among primary school girls indicated that they wanted to attend secondary school.

A higher percentage of boys than of girls attend school.

Where do you attend high school?

Owing to a lack of funds, she did not attend school.

Children of six and above should attend school.

Going to Italy to study attend school feels pretty good.

Children between the ages of 5 and 12 attend primary school.

The girl, V030A, was 14 years old and did not attend school.

Lancashire Police confirmed they were called by the school, but did not attend.

Comparative data show that indigenous girls attend school less often than boys do.

A military academy had been opened and scholarships were available for girls to attend a new technical school in Ouidah.

Residents mentioned child welfare support and that some 30 pupils attend the local school.

The total number of children that currently attend pre school institutions has been significantly lower, which according to the available data indicates that pre school education covers a very small population of pre school children.

The aim of this school is to provide educational opportunities to youngsters living in Aruba who are unable to attend a regular secondary school because of the language barrier.

The Committee noted in this regard that, according to UNICEF, 39 per cent of girls who were of school age did not currently attend school or had dropped out of school.

Children who do not attend school are generally steered by parents or older brothers and sisters into training for a particular occupation.

Girls were encouraged to attend school through awareness raising campaigns which involved the participation of many NGOs.

UNICEF's estimation is that in developing countries 20 of the children of primary school age do not attend school, and another 30 drop out by grade 4.

The Government should increase efforts to ensure that children, particularly girls, are able to attend school and that the percentage of girls attending secondary school is increased.

Indeed, even in countries with high primary school completion rates, many young people do not attend secondary school. Young people account for half of all new HIV infections.

A young person whose basic needs for food, clothing and shelter are not met cannot reasonably be expected to attend school or pursue education.

The goal of having all indigenous children attend and complete primary school is still far from being universally achieved.

Thirty nine per cent of the indigenous population between the ages of 5 and 24 does not attend school.

In the rural area, where many women did not attend school, was the Government supporting the activities of NGOs with a view to eliminating stereotypes?

It had the task of establishing how many children aged 4 18 in Aruba do not attend school, and why.

An amendment to the Governor in Council Education Regulations in 2004 allows a student with special needs to be funded to attend a designated special education private school.

By Ministerial Order, a school student's grant is given to families with children up to 16 years of age who attend public schools of compulsory education.

NEW YORK Had you told me a year ago that I would attend a conference devoted to school lunches, I would have laughed. The closest that I have come to eating a school lunch lately is coach class food on long haul flights.

In Nigeria alone, six million girls do not attend school around the world, ten million girls each year become child brides, and seven million school age girls are full time workers.

In aggregate terms, out of every 100 children between the ages of 7 and 12, almost 23 do not attend school.

It was expected that, in 2005, some 600,000 children would attend school in the north with the support of the Government.

It places two obligations on parents carers, designed to ensure that as many children as possible (both girls and boys) attend school.

Kosovo Serb children in rural north Pristina and Obilic travel to school under military escort and would otherwise be unlikely to attend.

34 children attend the school which was rebuilt on ruins in 2003 with money provided by a wealthy French Armenian who once had visited the region on a charity tour.

Therefore, there are no official data on the number of Roma children that attend school, and thus, it is not possible to give a gender estimation regarding this.

This has meant funding school guards, fortifications, and surveillance equipment to reassure parents and pupils that everything possible is being done to ensure their school is safe to attend. Now, under Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan is adopting the safe school plan.

The Consolidated Appeal Process for Burundi 2006 indicates that approximately 550,000 children between 7 and 12 years of age do not attend school.

Street children and children from economically depressed families who did not attend school could benefit from training programmes tailored to community skill needs.

Ms. Atabay (Turkey) said that girls under 18 who had left school as a result of early pregnancy or marriage were allowed to attend classes or resume their studies.

Several countries now facilitate access to secondary schooling, in particular through conditional cash transfer programs, which offer a stipend to poor families whose children regularly attend school. These programs have successfully increased secondary school enrollment in countries like Mexico, Ecuador, Bangladesh, and Cambodia.

Worldwide, girls attend school in far fewer numbers then boys, and knowledge of HIV AIDS prevention is almost always higher among men than among women.

To address the enormous gender gap in basic education in southern Sudan, UNICEF supported the establishment of 250 community girls' schools, giving 9,000 young girls a chance to attend school for the first time.

Ms. Gaspard said that despite efforts to eliminate illiteracy and promote basic education, more than 20 per cent of the female population, both rural and urban, was illiterate (CEDAW C TUR 4 5, p. 21), and many girls either did not attend school or did not attend for the full eight year compulsory period in rural or remote areas, long distances from the nearest school constituted a form of indirect discrimination against rural girls.

The information assembled by the Special Rapporteur also reveals that the goal of enabling all indigenous children to attend and complete primary school is unfortunately far from universal fulfilment.