The phrase "entered primary school" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's education experience typically when they were young. For example: "At the age of six, she entered primary school and began her academic journey."
At that time only slightly more than half the population entered primary school.
The age at which children entered primary school was lowered from 7 to 6 years, thus extending the complete course of general-secondary schooling from 10 to 11 years.
In 1918 Camus entered primary school and was fortunate enough to be taught by an outstanding teacher, Louis Germain, who helped him to win a scholarship to the Algiers lycée (high school) in 1923.
As many as 2872 samples were collected from those who entered primary school in accordance with the current rules, accounting for 56.1 % of the total sample.
The goal was to teach children sign language so that they had a language with which to communicate when they entered primary school.
Approximately three months before the children finished kindergarten (Time 1), and 3 months after they entered primary school (Time 2), mothers and teachers reported on the mothers' involvement and teachers rated the children's school adjustment.
The marginal gender test score gap after students entered primary schools is then examined by including the student's initial stock of academic ability as indicated by scores on WAI and PPVT tests (E0Ki), which are administered prior to primary school entry, using the following "value-added" model: {Y}_i=alpha +beta {mathrm{Male}}_i+{X}_igamma +{E}_{0 Ki}theta +{varepsilon}_i (3).
As part of its 'Back to School' campaign, for example, UNICEF is now focused on providing school supplies to every child entering primary school.
States are rushing to upgrade children's German before they enter primary school.
It is estimated that 65% of children entering primary school today will work in jobs that don't yet exist.
Mr. Passos Coelho's government also scrapped a program to offer a laptop to every child entering primary school.
