Examples of using School programme in English and their translations into Russian
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School programme for rural girls.
Policy changes with respect to school programme development.
A KSF Cadet School Programme board meeting was convened from 18 to 20 July.
Articles on similar topics can be included in the school programme.
The Middle School Programme i.e. classes 5 to 7.
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Funding is provided to a maximum of 50 per cent, dependent on the school programme.
The School programme consists of advanced courses of lectures on physics of elementary particles and astrophysics.
Children in Russian-language schools were educated according to the Russian 10-year school programme.
The school programme included workshops on Scottish Country Dancing for intermediate and advanced dancers.
The organization successfully implemented a pilot school programme, which then spread to other schools, communities and states.
School Programme Desk(Awareness Programmes, Essay Competition, Establishment of Legal Circles etc.);
The primary objective of the gender awareness safe school programme was to empower girls from an early age to continue their education.
The school programme, for example, has contributed to an increase in primary school enrolment 77 per cent to date.
The Regional Director said that national reconciliation andpeace education were now part of the curriculum and were being introduced into the school programme.
A large part of the school programme is devoted to the teaching of"Rukhnama", a"spiritual guide" written by the President;
These programmes are community-based and include a media campaign for the general public, a school programme for children and a data-collection component.
There is also the Extended Day School Programme in which 662 schools participated in the first half of 2011.
The project's goal is to teach safe energy consumption to children and school students and promote the Safe andEfficient Energy Consumption school programme in Saint Petersburg.
The school programme is nationwide and mandatory, thus requiring a lower level of individual agency to benefit from the intervention.
In other countries, the preparation for obtaining the driving licence and the explanation of the proper relation between traffic andthe environment have been introduced in the school programme.
The school programme covered the problems of quantum mechanics, quantum electrodynamics, statistical mechanics and a number of other issues of theoretical physics.
Education reform also led to modifications in the school programme: inclusion of new subject matter, updating of curricula, and new assessment methods.
A school programme has also been developed by IPTF, designed to educate students at all levels in their civic duties and the principles of democratic policing.
It is based on the Environment and School Initiative(ENSI) approach to EE and ESD and takes into account the challenges andopportunities of school autonomy and school programme development.
Mauritius has a school programme to encourage girls to practice sport, and Tunisia recognizes women's right to participate in sport as a part of its"sport for all" policy.
The yearly reports of ÖKOLOG network schools show a whole range of activities,from single EE projects to whole school initiatives, including school programme formulation and efforts towards the National Environmental Award.
The school programme included lectures on current state of electronics and software of neutron spectrometers, instruments and methods for neutron physics experiments, and several practical trainings.
Learning centres for child workers were set up in six urban areas in Bangladesh, a school programme was assisted in Nepal and support was given to the Government of Brazil in the development of programmes for working children.
School programme allowed highlighting a number of key research fields and giving young people a vision of the contemporary studies of nanomaterials, nanotechnology, condensed matter physics, and related areas.
Cost of attendance" referred to in paragraph(b) above is defined as the cost of enrolment, registration, tuition, prescribed textbooks, additional mandatory courses andactivities directly related to the school programme or curriculum, examinations and diplomas, but not school supplies, equipment or school uniforms, insurance, medical examinations, donations and contributions or any other optional charges.