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Meanings of pre-school year in English
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Usage of pre-school year in English
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However, a free pre-schoolyear is to be introduced for parents of children in daycare.
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Six grades and two pre-schoolyear groups are set to return on a staggered timetable on Monday 6 July.
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Not only that, an additional free, pre-schoolyear is also under consideration, along with improvement of after-school care services.
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Parents are increasingly waiting until their children turn five before starting primary school since the introduction of the free pre-schoolyear.
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This follows the extension of the free pre-schoolyear from one to two years and new subsidised childcare for the under-threes.
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ABOUT 94 per cent of children eligible for the free pre-schoolyear have taken it up, the Minister for Children said yesterday.
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A second free pre-schoolyear is on the way but not until at least 2015, Minister for Children Frances Fitzgerald said yesterday.
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Education-focused early years inspections of crèches and pre-schools which take part in the State's free pre-schoolyear programme have begun this week.
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At present, the terms of the free pre-schoolyear mean some children do not begin the scheme until they are 4½ years old.
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The introduction and expansion of the free pre-schoolyear is a key factor behind the older age profile of junior infants, say experts.
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As children grow beyond the pre-schoolyears, the larger society imposes criteria and conditions upon love and acceptance.
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She said improving the quality of childcare from infancy through the pre-schoolyears also had to be a priority.