Примери за използване на Compulsory school age на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Compulsory school age.
For all children of compulsory school age.
Of compulsory school age.
The main objective is to reduce dropout of Roma children in the compulsory school age.
Reaches compulsory school age.
They may also elect to home-educate at any other stage up to the end of compulsory school age.
Children of compulsory school age who are not.
Additional training in Bulgarian as a foreign language to support their inclusion- for pupils in compulsory school age.
Like in England, compulsory school age is five years old.
According to the target set in 2002,EU Member States must offer early years education to 90% of children between the age of three and the compulsory school age.
At least 95% of children(from 4 to compulsory school age) should participate in early childhood education;
According to the report, Bulgaria is lagging behind in meeting the target set by the European Union- 95% of children between 4 years of age and compulsory school age attending forms of pre-school education.
Every juvenile of compulsory school age has the right to education suited to his or her needs and abilities and designed to prepare him or her for return to society.
At least 95% of children(between the ages of 4 and compulsory school age) should participate in early childhood education;
This relates to children of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll and who are not receiving a suitable education otherwise than being at school(this could involve, for example, home education, private education, alternative provision).
Further training in Bulgarian language andliterature as part of the overall support to acquire the expected learning outcomes on the subject matter as defined in the curriculum for the relevant class- for pupils in compulsory school age;
CME refers to all children of compulsory school age who are not on the roll of a school nor being educated otherwise(for example, privately or in alternative provision such as elective home education).
Childcare: Since 2007, the proportion of children cared for in formal childcare facilities significantly increased from 26% in 2007 to 30% in 2011 for childrenunder three years old, and from 81% to 86% for children between three and compulsory school age(IP/13/495) The Commission adopted a comprehensive report in 2013 on the attainment of the"Barcelona targets" on provision of childcare.
The duty applies in relation to children of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll, and who are not receiving a suitable education otherwise than at school(for example, at home, or in alternative provision).
Childcare: Since 2007, the proportion of children cared for in formal childcare facilities significantly increased from 26% in 2007 to 30% in 2011 for childrenunder three years old, and from 81% to 86% for children between three and compulsory school age(IP/13/495) The Commission adopted a comprehensive report in 2013 on the attainment of the"Barcelona targets" on provision of childcare.
Children missing education are defined as children of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll, and who are not receiving a suitable education elsewhere: for example, at home, privately, or in alternative provision.
Children missing from education are children and young people of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll and are not being educated otherwise(at home, privately or in an alternative provision).
This applies in relation to children of compulsory school age who aren't on a school roll, and who aren't receiving any other form of suitable education in place of being at school(for example, at home, privately, or in alternative provision).
Children not receiving a suitable education: children of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll, and are not receiving a suitable education otherwise than being in school, for example, at home, privately, or in alternative provision.
Children missing education are defined as children of compulsory school age who are not on a school roll, and who are not receiving a suitable education elsewhere- for example, at home, privately, or in alternative provision(Education and Inspection Act 2006).
(1) If it appears to a local authority that a child of compulsory school age in their area is not receiving suitable education, either by regular attendance at school or otherwise, they shall serve a notice in writing on the parent requiring him to satisfy them within the period specified in the notice that the child is receiving such education.
It aims at the prevention of school dropout of Roma children in compulsory schooling age.