Sentence examples for compulsory schooling from inspiring English sources

Compulsory schooling starts at five.

Thus came compulsory schooling, which isolated them from the world.

They are proposals to raise the age of compulsory schooling and make accountability fuzzier.

Last week the government's latest plan was to extend compulsory schooling to 18. Good idea.

The federal parliament passed a law recently decreeing compulsory schooling for children aged six.

The differences between Finland and the English system do not stop with compulsory schooling, though.

Compulsory schooling starts at seven with voluntary play-based kindergarten for younger children.

The law proposes to increase compulsory schooling by four years, up from eight grades.

Earlier this week, Deary told the Guardian that in an age of compulsory schooling, libraries were "no longer relevant".

Compulsory schooling, introduced in the nineteenth century, pushed back the age of maturity to sixteen or so.

Democracy, or votes for everybody, does not produce constructive solutions of social problems; nor does compulsory schooling help much.