Sentence examples for have enrolments from inspiring English sources

Schools will be eligible if they are located in a disadvantaged Local Government Area (as defined by the SEIFA Index of Relative Socio-Economic Advantage/Disadvantage by Local Government Area) [ 34], have more than 400 total student enrolments, and have enrolments in Grades 7 to 10.

The quality of the facilities, education and teaching has improved immensely – as have enrolment and retention of girls.

4. Northern Africa*, which had enrolment rates of 80% in 1990, had almost achieved universal primary education by 2012, with enrolment rates at 99%.

Of these, only 66% (960) were eligible for the study and the others had enrolment problems.

Enrolment levels have increased significantly in Assam, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh.

If they still don't have any enrolments next year, the plan is to buy a bus so children can be taught in the nearest town, 35km away.

There is also adult education, distance learning, workplace training and many qualifications that could be thought of as niche, but have high enrolments each year.

We now have automatic enrolment, which is good.

At the same time, by forcing students to remain in the academic track for longer periods could have deterred enrolment in the vocational track.

There is some weak evidence that the Programme may have increased enrolment in the youngest children.

In many LMICs, it is not uncommon to have higher enrolment rates than attendance rates.