Two thousand pupils attend school.

She went to vocational school for accounting.

Where do you attend high school?

Children of six and above should attend school.

Also, in secondary vocational school, vocational education for work is provided over the period of one or years (simpler vocations).

Technical Dispatch and Vocational Training (Iran) opening of IT vocational school conducting computer trainings for Afghan refugees and impoverished Iranians.

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

Going to Italy to study attend school feels pretty good.

A higher percentage of boys than of girls attend school.

Attached to the University are a vocational secondary college and a secondary school.

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

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

So you do vocational training, home education for those who cannot go to school.

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

However, the majority of secondary school graduates of technical and vocational schools are boys (59 ).

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.

The Research Centre for Gender Equality (Κ.Ε.TH.Ι. ), in co operation with the Departments of Education, Environmental Education School Vocational Orientation, implemented, during the years 2003 2004, intervention programmes aiming at the promotion of equality in relation to school vocational orientation.

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

Secondary vocational training institutions in the 2003 2004 school year numbered 50, and higher learning institutions, 38.

Vocational skill program for the older siblings so the younger ones are not stopped from coming to school.

If a child attends basic school, upper secondary school or vocational school and continues to study there upon becoming an adult, a parent is required to maintain the child during his or her studies.

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.

The share accounted for by girls in secondary vocational training institutions grew to 48 in the 2001 2002 school year from 44 in the 1991 1992 school year.

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.

beginning vocational, secondary vocational, higher vocational education

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.

One is called Bidwell Training Center it is a vocational school for ex steel workers and single parents and welfare mothers.

Education in a secondary vocational school usually lasts for three years, exceptionally four years, or two years for less complex vocations.

In the 2003 2004 school year, there were 15,600 girls in a total population of 29,200students at secondary vocational training institutions.

Parents are also obliged to make sure their child attends school during regular school hours until he or she has completed the education offered by a school for vocational education or a school for general secondary education, or has reached the age of 17.

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 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.

A child who is enrolled in a basic school, upper secondary school or vocational school which operates on the basis of basic education has the right to receive family benefits until he or she attains 19 years of age.

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.

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

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

It was also possible for young mothers who were not able to continue in the regular programme to receive specialized technical or vocational training to provide them with marketable skills day care facilities were being developed so single mothers could attend school and a fund had also been established to assist economically disadvantaged young mothers.

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.