Examples of using Roma students in English and their translations into Russian
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social integration for Roma students and that accordingly they attended only public schools.
It is unfortunate that Roma only seldom participate in higher education. There are some Roma students and they have not been placed in a different position from others due to their background.
Administration entrusted non-government organizations with implementation of the scholarship system for the Roma students and exceptionally talented pupils.
especially as a result of special places reserved for Roma students in high-schools and Arts
Science granted 650 scholarships to Roma students(of whom 305 were girls),
the secondary school enrolment criteria for Roma students have been lowered by 10 per cent.
to the increase of the number of Roma students, as follows.
secondary school are taken, Roma students are helped to get scholarships,
Roma students-- both girls and boys-- attend public schools of all types(primary,
With regard to the possibility of establishing quotas for Roma students in secondary schools and universities
notwithstanding the measures provided for in the"MediumTerm Package of Measures",the drop-out rates among Roma students remain high,
take urgent measures to retain Roma students at school and increase attendance rates,
In 2004, within the framework of contests held for Roma university students, about 40 scholarships for Roma university students and over 12 scholarships for artistically gifted Roma students were to be granted each year.
integrative schooling for Roma students in order to enhance their trust in school
eliminate the number of school classes missed by Roma students and early termination of compulsory education, improve access to employment,
In order to stimulate Roma students to pursue secondary education,
Education Action Plan, starting from the 2009/10 school year, the Public Secondary School Enrolment Competitions envisage that Roma students may enrol in a given public secondary school if they have up to 10% less points than those prescribed under the Competition for the respective syllabuses
as well as reports that only very few Roma students have received State scholarships for higher education
fiscal benefits of up to 70,000 euros per Roma student.
The analysis of results after the first project year indicated that the percentage of Roma student drop-outs was 7.32 per cent and/or was lower than the rate envisaged in the project 10 per cent.