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Meanings of school-age child in English

Portuguese
aluno
Catalan
deixebla
Spanish
discípulo

A young person attending school (up through senior high school)

aluno
Usage of school-age child in English
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Senior police detective Colonel Mohammad Hussain said nine Taliban and one school-age child were killed in the air strike.
Reuters
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The benefit of adopting a school-age child is that it is easier to identify developmental and emotional problems ahead of time.
Reuters
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Non-contact training can continue for school-age children, outdoors in pods of 15.
Independent.ie
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The fire chief confirmed at least two of the victims were school-age children.
Radio NZ
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Working parents of school-age children have had a stressful six months.
The Irish Times
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Fewer than six American school-age children die inside school transportation vehicles each year.
Wired
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Keeping school-age children happy and occupied during the summer holidays is no simple task.
The Irish Times
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These data are consistent with a direct effect of the campaign in school-age children.
Pubmed
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That means parents with high- school-age children are seeing unwelcome surprises in their 529 statements.
Reuters
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Many of our staff have school-age children and don't drive.
The Guardian
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For example, we want to know if they are single or married with school-age children.
Reuters
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Objective: To characterize nutritional status among school-age children in a historically marginalized population of Bangladesh.
Pubmed
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Significant differences in incidence were found among age groups, with incidences peaking in school-age children.
Pubmed
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Objective: To longitudinally evaluate motor development and predictive factors in school-age children with oesophageal atresia.
Pubmed
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Only two of the school-age children go to school.
The Guardian
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Approximately 162 million school-age children in developing countries do not receive an education at post-primary level.
The Irish Times
Translations for school-age child