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Examples for "compulsory education"
Examples for "compulsory education"
1Free compulsory education will do nothing but augment the number of imbeciles.
2The school of life embodies a compulsory education that no man escapes.
3To free education and to compulsory education Mr. Todd pronounced himself opposed.
4Unfortunately, this kind of clarity is absent when it comes to compulsory education.
5One half the time formerly allotted to labor was employed in compulsory education.
1The government will raise the school participation age from 16 to 18 by the end of this parliament.
2It is open to nine- to 12-year-olds in 4th, 5th and 6th class, and school participation increases every year.
1The strategy's success is reflected in falling school attendance in affected areas.
2It was from the State body charged with implementing school attendance laws.
3It also highlights how school attendance levels vary between different social classes.
4In very many cases, these youngsters have very poor primary- school attendance records.
5The only requirement to be entered into the club was school attendance.
6The board is a statutory body set up to work on school attendance.
7Childhood injuries caused loss of school attendance and financial burden to the family.
8For example, primary school attendance is now at 97 per cent.
9They also plan to employ teaching counsellors and run primary school attendance drives.
10Or checking his school attendance record, which showed no mysterious absences.
11Additionally, breakfast in the classroom was tied to better school attendance.
12By a later Act of 1876 school attendance was made compulsory.
13The usual school attendance rate at this time of year is about 89 percent.
14There was a limited effect on school attendance by orphanhood.
15He says this has a direct impact on school attendance.
16The school attendance grew rapidly, and the little chapel was soon found too narrow.