Sentence examples for enrol children from inspiring English sources

Additional children born into study compounds after 6 months: We will enrol children born into study compounds who are too young to meet our enrolment criteria (group 1, above), deliver interventions to them according to randomised assignment and measure anthropometry and diarrhoea at follow-up surveys.

Without ID cards, it is difficult to register for healthcare, or to enrol children in school.

As illegal immigrants, they live in fear, often afraid to enrol children in school or visit a hospital.

Poor data on the enrolment of disabled children is a problem for many countries, says Kuper. "The first thing that we need is more data in order to know how to enrol children with disabilities in school.

Secondary schools which enrol children with disabilities are not included.

More and more kindergartens have begun to enrol children as young as two- or three-years-old.

Apart from the nutritional importance of school feeding, such programmes are expected to act as an incentive to parents to enrol their children at school and for children to attend regularly.

In the past, Mothers had to leave their families behind in the villages to enrol their children in school in Korhogo and live with the children for the entire year.

Parents enrol their children in dancing lessons because who knows if their child will turn out to be the best ballet dancer in China?

The reason being that households may enrol a child but that child may have infrequent attendance or indeed may not attend school at all, meaning that participation rates may be inflated by enrolment rates.

The study will enrol all children born in study clusters in the 6 months following the baseline survey (some target children will be born after 6 months due to inaccuracies in gestational age using reported date of last menstruation).