Examples of using Pre-primary in English and their translations into Dutch
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The interpretation of the pre-primary enrolment rate GPERchild reveals the educational practices of the population.
Strengthening of pre-primary education, which contributes to a better subsequent performance at school,
The network is intended for all schools involved in pre-primary, primary, and secondary education.
beginning with pre-primary and primary education.
In Finland for example, within ten years, the participation of Roma children in pre-primary school increased from 2% to 60.
Lifelong learning comprises learning at all ages(from pre-primary to post-retirement) and in all contexts,
Research evidence has shown that in the long term pre-primary education and targeted early intervention programmes can bring the highest rates of return over the whole lifelong learning process.
extension of compulsory schooling to parts of the pre-primary level12, quality assessments13 and increasing investment, for example through increased numbers of staff in pre-primary schools, 14 each find their place.
as each learner progresses from pre-primary to adult education, what he learns at each step builds upon the language skills acquired at the previous one.
The smooth passage from one institution to another(eg pre-primary to primary school)
including pre-primary education, as well as parents' labour market participation.
A report has been prepared for the Commission on pre-primary education in the Community and formed the basis of a seminar organized by the Commission with the cooperation of the French Ministry at Sèvres in May 1979.
It is crucial that pre-primary and primary school language teachers possess not only the appropriate level of fluency in the target language,
in most countries it is less common for migrant pupils to enrol in pre-primary education and they tend to do so later than their peers.
languages, pre-primary education and investment in higher education.
foreign languagesother than lingua francasto primary and pre-primary learners.
Care was made compulsory in Hungary and, as of 2016, pre-primary education will be obligatory for all 6-year old children in Lithuania.
Pre-primary education is seen as fundamental both as a key element in levelling socio-economic disadvantage,
Up to now, the focus of most EU level action has been on increasing the quantity of childcare and pre-primary places to enable more parents,
on completion of training, preparation for the duties of 2nd and 3rd year pre-primary and primary teachers is organized in the form of probationary training units.