Примеры использования Compulsory school attendance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Compulsory school attendance.
No one may be exempted from compulsory school attendance.
Compulsory school attendance lasts 9 years.
In addition, the headmaster also decides on postponing compulsory school attendance.
Compulsory school attendance lasts nine years.
Education free of charge in kindergartens one year before compulsory school attendance;
Compulsory school attendance in the czech republic.
An entry into the school report card confirming that he completed the compulsory school attendance;
Compulsory school attendance is stipulated by law.
Children of foreign citizens andstateless persons residing in Estonia are also subject to compulsory school attendance.
Compulsory school attendance ends once the pupil attains the age of 16.
As a result, a number of changes had been instituted,including compulsory school attendance for all children from 6 to 16 years of age.
Compulsory school attendance starts at the age of six and lasts for nine years.
It lasts nine years andends on the last day of the academic year by which the pupil completes his compulsory school attendance.
Recently, the law on compulsory school attendance for all children at the age of 6 has been adopted.
Migrating families do not comply with the legal order and do not inform the school of the place where the pupil continues his/her compulsory school attendance.
Please clarify whether compulsory school attendance also applies to children in an irregular situation.
In cooperation with the school attendance office, a plan of approach is being drawn up on working together to enforce compulsory school attendance.
Compulsory school attendance was always initiated through enrolment in the first grade of a regular primary school rather than a special school. .
The ministry of education has a department responsible for funding and assisting schools and monitoring compulsory school attendance;
Compulsory school attendance is ensured through legal and institutional system at national level, including tools for its enforcement in the interest of a child.
The amendment to the Education Act extended the right to free Czech lessons for all foreign pupils who fulfil compulsory school attendance.
Compulsory school attendance(primary education, lower secondary education and the first two years of the upper secondary education) is equal to 100% both for males and females.
Legislation in the form of the Education Act(Law No. 27 of 2005)has helped dry up the sources of illiteracy by prescribing compulsory school attendance for children between 6 and 15 years of age.
The Compulsory School Attendance Bill 2008, focused on educating all children, with specific reference to education of girls, has been tabled in the national Assembly.
The compulsory education implementing committee,which has laid the groundwork for introducing compulsory school attendance, issued a report of its findings in January 2008.
Children who comply with compulsory school attendance legislation and who come from families on assistance in material need can be given a subsidy for food,school supplies and study grant.
It establishes and runs optional“preparatory classes” for Roma children at kindergartens,elementary schools and special schools before the start of compulsory school attendance.
The Ministry of Education has responsibility for ensuring compulsory school attendance and competence in general educational issues with respect to private and denominational schools.
The National Minimum Curriculum applies to all education providers in Malta with regards to the teachings of 5 to 16 years-olds which is the prescribed compulsory school attendance age.