We've published interviews with children of primary school age, travelling without parents, worried about how to feed themselves and how to get to safety.
Children of primary school age are to be the focus of an anti-obesity strategy to be unveiled this autumn, David Cameron has disclosed.
But 121 million children of primary and lower-secondary school age are still not enrolled in educational programmes, Unesco said, underscoring the scale of the challenge ahead.
There were children of primary school age who were managing this fine, for heaven's sake, and it was only a "level 1" canyon.
There are 61 million children of primary school age not enrolled in schools, according to a Unesco report due to be released Oct. 16.
Nine in 10 school-age children around the world get a primary education but there are still about 121 million children of primary and lower secondary age who are not in school.
As a free school, it will be non-selective and open to children of primary and secondary school age.
Previous studies have a reported prevalence rates as high as 18 per 1000 among children of primary school age.
Around 5.4 million children of primary school age don't get an education, according to the latest statistics from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco).
And yet, this basic human right is denied to 61 million children of primary school age, including 32 million girls.
And yet, today, this basic right is denied to 61 million children of primary school age, including 32 million girls.
