Sentence examples for primary girls from inspiring English sources

"Egmont Girls Group has continued to push for aggressive growth, with outstanding results from Go Girl, Disney Princess and Barbie magazines helping us secure the highest percentage share of the primary girls and pre-teen markets.

In another activist village, Sanabis, Ghada Nasser, an English teacher at the local primary girls' school, said armed gangs that she believed were sponsored by the security services had been entering the village and causing trouble.

Another possible prevention strategy could be the expansion of HPV vaccination to 11-year-old boys, in addition to the primary girls vaccination.

Surveys in 2003 showed that net primary girls' enrolment rates had reached at least 35 percent, and there are indications that Afghanistan could reach the Millennium Development Goal of gender parity in education by 2005.

This year, 376 primary school girls and 40 secondary school girls received awards at the ceremony, which was held at Groupe Scolaire Notre Dame du Bon Conseil in the Gicumbi district.

Code the Future is offering programs for primary aged girls to learn and innovate with technology, while Tech Girls Movement is dedicated to supporting girls interested in Stem careers.

SCSPEB collaborated with UNICEF for mapping out middle schooling opportunities for primary pass girls at locations in four districts of Balochistan where there are no middle schools for girls.

He said primary school girls were going to school in "ridiculously short skirts" and "dressing like teenagers," the BBC reported.

It was in a colourful classroom in the southwest of England that a small circle of primary school girls gathered in a circle to talk about their toys.

Primary school girls have the opportunity to participate in interschool sports through PLC's membership in the New South Wales branch of the Junior School Heads Association of Australia (JSHAA).

The Austrian government announced plans to ban kindergarten and primary school girls from wearing headscarves in the classroom ― an issue that Austrian Muslims say is "marginal".