Examples of using School systems in English and their translations into Spanish
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local authorities and school systems have the capacity
Human Rights Education in the School Systems of Europe, Central Asia
The Gender Equity Framework binds all school systems in Australia to 10 principles for action.
Although most school systems in the world teach English, assessment tools vary
The two plan to work in the school systems where they suffered discrimination growing up.
good teacher policies are the foundations on which successful school systems are built.
Children who cannot be reintegrated into school systems are equipped with practical skills for survival.
There are excellent school systems and tons of recreation for the entire family in Lakeside.
These statistics indicate that the denomination operates one of the largest Protestant school systems.
At the same time it must be said that all the figures referring to these different speeds are established and known in school systems.
The government ministry that oversees the running of the school systems is the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus.
We also very much look forward to working with the school systems in this area.
Conclusions and Recommendations Teaching about religions and beliefs may be adapted to take into account the needs of different national and local school systems and traditions.
Dual school systems, public and private,
Italy noted the importance of human rights education in school systems at all levels.
secondary schools as a part of the school systems of Newport, Middletown and Portsmouth.
Conclusions and Recommendations Teaching about religions and beliefs may be adapted to take into account the needs of diff erent national and local school systems and traditions.
HIV/AIDS education programmes presented in rural areas and through rural school systems;
I see now what's happening with the way that we feed many of our children in our school systems.
Young people who attend private schools are competing with young people from poorer public school systems for the very same university places.