Sentence examples for primary school enrollment from inspiring English sources

A nearly 40-point gap between the primary school enrollment rate of lower-caste women (10.2percentt of whom enroll) and the national rate for women (48percentt) exposes disparities in access to education.

Awards for girls While Rwanda has a high net primary school enrollment rates of about 94 per cent, with slightly more girls enrolled than boys, less that 20 per cent of children – and even fewer girls – go on to enrol in secondary school.

One study published in 2006, for example, suggested that a doubling of primary school enrollment in a poor country was associated with halving the risk of civil war.

The United Nations says that primary school enrollment in sub-Saharan Africa has increased five times as quickly since 1999 as it did in the previous decade.

GDP grew at 7.5percentt last year, infant mortality has decreased by almost half during the last decade and primary school enrollment rates are at 97percentt.

Primary school enrollment has risen in many countries, but the quality of education has not kept pace and teacher absentee rates are as high as 25 percent in some countries.

South Asia has the highest number of children in primary schools worldwide, accounting for 28% of global primary school enrollments and currently some 200 million children are enrolled in primary education.

But the failures outnumber the successes: child mortality rose in the 1990's in Kenya, Malawi and Zambia; primary school enrollments dropped in Cameroon, Lesotho, Mozambique and Tanzania; the number of malnourished children is growing across the continent.

Net primary school enrollments fell from 95.57 % to 87.73 % (UNESCO 2015).

The total school enrollment in Newark city was 75,025 in the 2006 2010 ACS, with pre-primary school enrollment of 10,560, elementary or high school enrollment of 46,691 and college enrollment of 17,774.

Some of the world's lowest primary-school enrollment rates persisted in countries such as Niger and Djibouti (both less than 40 percent).