The phrase "attending children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to children who are present or participating in an event or activity.
Example: "The event was a great success, with many attending children enjoying the various activities planned for them."
Alternatives: "present children" or "participating children".
They live in a Vinex neighbourhood, have two school attending children, a median income and both work.
The professionals from the ministry of health did the tests at the offices of social welfare and education, where they were already, so we weren't expecting the children to come once they were ill, we were attending children before that happened.
However, this does not concern the KIzSS network since it focuses on the DCC setting rather than on the individual attending children.
However, should either HIV or TB infection be higher among non-school attending children, this would result in an underestimation of the prevalence and force of TB infection in this study.
5 6 An outbreak in a Swedish day-care centre documented that more than half of the attending children were infected after 5 months daily exposure to a preschool teacher with cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis.
The created (bio databases will help us to assess day care-related disease burden of infectious diseases among attending children and staff and their relation with the day care setting.
Although there are guidelines to optimize dietary intake of children attending child care, little is known about what these children consume away from the center.
With increased numbers of children attending child care, this setting presents an ideal opportunity to promote physical activity and the early development of healthy behaviors.
The objectives were to characterize the rate, duration, and factors associated with napping in a large, nationally representative sample of toddlers attending child care.
By 2 years of age, 1,256 children (34%) had reported attending child care.
Consecutive children between 2 – 5 years of age, attending child welfare clinics were recruited for the study.
