Sentence examples for mandatory school age from inspiring English sources

It recommends the provision of childcare to at least 90% of children between three years old and mandatory school age and at least 33% of children under three years of age.

Only 33% of children between the age of three and the mandatory school age (six in Japan) are in formal child care, compared with the OECD average of 73%.

For instance, the authors imply that one potential policy improvement would be legislation to change the mandatory school age.

Children's spontaneous physical activity is restricted during the mandatory school age.

33% of the 106 patients (total group) who were within the mandatory school age had not attended school for at least a two-month period prior to admission.

Educational level was categorized in four classes according to the highest degree the subjects had achieved and the age at which they completed their education, i.e. i) low : mandatory school only (age ≤ 16); ii) medium: apprenticeship (age > 16); iii) high: secondary or professional school (age > 18) and iv) very high: university (age > 22).

Education reforms in 1972 raised the mandatory school leaving age from 15 to 16 in England and Wales, affecting those born after September 1957.

While before the reform pupils were mandated to attend school until their 17th birthday, after the reform mandatory school attendance increased to age 18 (or until a higher secondary diploma was obtained if that comes at an early age).

Their heights and weights were measured by physicians or nurses at mandatory school health examinations at ages 7 13 years.

The majority (43.8%) had completed mandatory school education up to age 16 (GCSE or equivalent), 18% had not completed school exams, 15% had taken higher school exams at age 18 (A level), and 23.2% had attended university.

Table 2 also shows how the change in mandatory schooling affects teenagers aged 14 or younger, showing the age at which children are supposed to reach each level.