Sentence examples for a net enrolment from inspiring English sources

The 2010-11 national school census reported a net enrolment rate for primary education of 44%46%6% for boys and 42% for girls).

One-tenth of the world's primary-age children who are not in school live in Pakistan 7m of them, thanks to a net enrolment rate (after allowing for dropouts) of just 57%.

This translates to a net enrolment ratio of 90%.

With a net enrolment rate of about three-quarters of school-age children – combined with the newly free primary education system – Togo is in a good position to achieve the Millennium Development Goal of universal primary education by 2015.

[PDF] Managing Teacher Costs for Access and Quality, 1998 Written in 1998 by Santosh Mehrotra and Peter Buckland, this paper addresses the need for four million additional teachers to reach a net enrolment rate of 100.

To help reach this goal, UNICEF has initiated 25 by 2005 to assist 25 countries judged to be at most risk of failing to achieve it –10 that have more than a million girls out of school, 8 with a net enrolment rate for girls of less than 40 per cent and 13 that have a gender gap higher than 10 per cent.

The gross enrolment ratio in the region is high compared to a low net enrolment rate, indicating a large number of over-aged children in school.

As of 2011, Ghana had an 84% Net Enrolment Rate in basic school and had reached gender parity in classrooms.

More children than ever are enrolling in primary school at the appropriate ages, contributing to a primary school net enrolment ratio of more than 90 per cent worldwide.

The Basic Education programme aims to contribute to an improvement in net enrolment, retention and attainment rates in primary schools.

While the region had reached an impressive primary net enrolment rate of 93 per cent by 2006, only 79 per cent of those students actually completed it.