Sentence examples for past primary school from inspiring English sources

Few children progress past primary school.

The issue of funding a child's studies past primary school, though, remains a challenge.

Almost 70% of India's working-age population have no education past primary school.

Like the Chibok students who had dared go to school – putting them among just 29% of girls in northern Nigeria to make it past primary school – Smith, a product of the newly desegregated schools of Colorado, understood the struggle to complete education in defiance of society's expectations.

Thousands of children here have returned to school – even those who are well past primary school age.

Supporting girls past primary school is necessary to ensure that they complete their education, and to protect them from child marriage and early pregnancy.

In the past, primary schools had been discouraged from holding students back a year by secondary schools, which used to be able to count only the GCSE results of students who were under 16 when they took the exams.

He ran around Dunblane, going past the primary school, the high school, the post box, the cathedral where he got married and then back past the tennis courts.

Of course, few Indonesian fishermen receive training on the UNCLOS, with many not being able to attend schooling past a primary school level.

He leads us through fishing villages where bamboo tables groan under the weight of silvery sardine-like usipa drying in the sun, past a primary school with desks moulded out of the earth floor, through fields of banana and cassava plants with kids running behind us.

But he told the driver to keep going, directing him past the primary school and toward the San Joaquin River, also in the wrong direction.