Sentence examples for compulsory school system from inspiring English sources

The Norwegian compulsory school system is financed and regulated by the authorities, and only 2% of Norwegian children and adolescents attend private schools.

The Northern Swedish Cohort is based on all school leavers of the ninth grade, the final grade of the Swedish compulsory school system, in the municipality of Luleå, in the year 1981, at participant age 16 years; see Hammarström and Janlert 38 for details.

The students in this study are the last group that follows the 1994 curriculum for the non-compulsory school system (vLpf 1994).

We used two population-based data sets, sampled in the compulsory Norwegian school system in 2002 and 2010, which has been described in more detail previously 35.

In contrast, the response bias for educational outcomes was in the opposite direction (p≤0.001 for socioeconomic class and maternal education), attributable to missing data from independent schools since SATs were only compulsory in the state school system.

O'Hair had occupied a very particular place in the national psyche because of her success in bringing about a 1963 Supreme Court decision that ended compulsory prayer in the American school system.

English is the most important foreign language and is a compulsory subject in the Chinese school system, so a national English ability scale is more than a conceptual framework of reference.

Education is supervised by the National Board of Education and is compulsory beginning at age 7. The school system consists of primary schools, secondary schools, a vocational school, grammar school, commercial high school, music school, and a technical college.

Unlike voluntary participation in sports, however, compulsory school attendance keeps weaker children in the educational system for more years.

School is free and compulsory between the ages of 6 and 16, and the school system generally follows the syllabus of schools in France.

So it was in 1997 and so it will be again in 2015 if Miliband wins: the free school system will be abolished and qualified teacher status made compulsory.