Sentence examples for pre-primary school from inspiring English sources

60 per cent of people with a pre-primary school child said they will use savings to cover their future costs, however, only 39 per cent of those with a child currently at university are using, or planning to use, savings.

Physicists, primary school teachers, chemists follow and the pre-primary school teachers are in the last position.

In rural Nepal, we assessed the factors associated with pre-primary school attendance and its relationship to cognitive testing and school progress.

Kindergartens, a pre-primary school experience, eventually joined the formal K-12 school system, bringing a rise in status and professional standards for these teachers.

Zhang, XW, a pre-primary school teacher in Nanjing in her mid-20s, was yet to find a boyfriend, but she already saw the logic of going for a commercial package: Spending money will save you hassles.

BRAC's art of designating "grades" in the education system has been giving impoverished students a sense of direction ever since its inception (i.e. Pre-primary school, primary school, tracking of transfers throughout secondary school in government-subsidized institutions, and university).

The aim inherent within the Pre-primary Education Voucher Scheme, to provide affordable and quality pre-primary schooling to all students aged 3 to 6, will benefit parents, students, teachers, and pre-primary services operators.

This study was conducted in both public and private selected pre-primary schools in Dodoma municipality.

For instance, in most regions pre-primary schooling used to be paid.

The distribution of children with special educational needs from pre-primary schools visited by the researcher is shown in Table 3 that indicates two (2) pre-primary children in private schools, eleven (11) pre-primary children in public private owned special school, and seventeen (17) pre-primary children within public schools.

The researcher visited one of the six inclusive pre-primary schools, (school "E" as indicated in Table 3) and found three children in pre-primary class with special educational needs studying with their peers.