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Why is the literacy rate so high in Poland?
Literacy rate in Poland is so high because there is a compulsory schooling for all children.
How long do Poland children go to school?
Up to this year, children went to school at the age of 7. There was, however, a so called 'year zero', something between a kidergarten and school, for 6 year olds. Recently the government decided children would start school at the age of 6 though. This decision was to be valid from this year but many parents refused to send their 6 year olds to schools. Government hopes this plan will be fully implemented in 2010 though.
Did all ancient greek children go to school?
Greek schools were small. They had only one teacher and about ten or twenty children. The schools were not free and so only the rich could really afford to send their children to school.
Did village children go to school in the middle ages?
In western Europe, there were few places where village children normally went to school. In the Byzantine Empire, however, there was a state sponsored primary educational system operating at the village level, and many or most children did go to school long enough to learn to read, and in some places this included both boys and girls. There were kings in the West who wanted to introduce a system like that of the Byzantine Empire, in which all freemen would be educated, and these kings included Charlemagne and Alfred the Great, but their reforms did not last very well.
Did all children go to school in Egypt?
Just the men did woman stayed home and cleaned
Why does All Saints Church of England Primary School have special links with Poland?
Without knowing anything about the specific school - they probably sent charitable donations to the disadvantaged children of Poland - and subsequently maintained contact since then.
Why should primary school children be allowed to own a mobile phone?
they would be on it all day and it will ring all the time in school I know because I am at school.
Is High View Primary School a good school?
Yes, it is its a wonderful school and all the the children are pleasent well some of them By Montana Duncan Johnson
What is universalization of primary education?
Universalization of primary education means making elementary school education available to children all around the world, or making sure that all children everywhere can go to school for four or five years to learn to read, write, do arithmetic, etc.
What percent of children finish primary school 95 20 50 30?
That depends on the country in which you live. In some countries the law requires ALL children to attend and finish primary education (100%).
Do all children go to school in Australia?
Not all children go to school in austraila because they say that they are too young for and wont be ablr to learn at the age they are , so they only go from five years up to eleven years old in primary school and so on in high school .
How many children has the president of Ghana?
Well I've read that 35% of children in Ghana do not go to primary school...thats all i know.
When was it law for Victorian children to go to school?
By 1880, the law said that all children aged 5 - 10 must go to primary school, so every child would receive a basic education!
What is Dargaville Primary School's motto?
The motto of Dargaville Primary School is 'Each for all'.
Where did Russell Brand go to primary school?
all saints upton primary school
Do all children go to school in Italy?
All children in Italy do not go to school. However, it is mandatory for all the children to attend school in Italy.
How many schools are n the Elwood School District?
There are four schools in the Elwood Union Free School District. These cover children of all ages through the stages of primary, intermediate, middle school and high school.
