For each subject and for each key stage, programmes of study set out what pupils should be taught, and attainment targets set out the expected standards of pupils' performance.
Thousands of insurgents agreed to a three-stage programme by laying down their arms, attending a "non-violence course" in Obubra, and doing vocational training as part of an amnesty that began 18 months ago.
The prize-winning head of this canine academy works to a five-stage programme of subjugation and puts the searching question: "Do you want an animal or a friend?" The family's well-ordered life starts to unravel when Dad brings, blindfolded from factory to home, his firm's security officer, the pretty Christina.
A three-stage programme has been devised to efficiently utilise the available resources in a sustainable manner.
The intervention described in detail elsewhere [ 5, 6], entailed a staged programme, with pre-disposing, enabling and reinforcing stages delivered by one of two small teams (the "GetREAL" intervention teams) comprising a senior occupational therapist, activity worker and a patient consultant who helped deliver the two training workshops.
Figure 1 shows migration intentions by the respondents' stage in their degree programme.
Alongside masterclasses, a debate and late-night foyer concerts came three main-stage programmes of chamber music, and if it was the participation of BBT's founding trustee Mitsuko Uchida at the piano that ensured a packed hall, she was by no means the only star.
In a second stage, the programme theory as perceived by each country programme implementation team and by the implementing partners was generated.
Classical ballerina Yuan Yuan Tan and Taiwanese dancer Fang-Yi Sheu unite to stage this programme of stylishly mixed dance.
