The secondary schools intermediate and upper secondary schools accept pupils as of grades 5 and 6 (orientation level) and teach them up to grade 10 in intermediate secondary schools and up to grade 13 in upper secondary schools.

Oh please, there is no way!

The schools are primary and general secondary schools, four intermediate secondary schools and one upper secondary school, one boarding school and an adult education boarding school.

Secondary education includes junior high or middle schools and high schools.

287. During the 1993 94 school year those continuing their second level of education (secondary education, grades IX through XI XII) numbered 363,138 (25.8 per cent of those studying at all levels) 6,611 of them attended evening and extramural schools.

Upper secondary schools

A huge tip!

EP2 Primary Secondary Degree As School

Six of them award degrees up to the PhD degree of the first level.

This is demonstrated by the numbers of pupils admitted to the first classes of post primary schools.

Our sister high school.

Junior secondary level, years 6 to 8 3 years

The secondary school (second level) drop out rate for the 1992 93 school year was 4.5 per cent.

General Upper Secondary Education

Of eighty three developing nations for which data are available, only half have achieved gender parity at the primary level, less than one fifth have attained gender parity at the secondary level and only four at the tertiary level.

Upper secondary schools (evening classes)

Complete high schools (grades I XI)

Form II of secondary general school

Preliminary version of guides for fourth, fifth and sixth grade and for secondary school

In the academic year 1993 94 there were 5,184 students enrolled in such institutions of whom 1,801 are first year students.

Because of the high dropout and repeat rates, the Ministry of Education is focusing its efforts on ensuring that students complete first grade (nearly one third of students drop out in first grade).

Admission to general or vocational upper secondary education which traditionally prepares students for higher education is subject to a statement issued by their earlier school confirming that they are qualified for studies at this level.

On one of the team's visits to the Tweh Gilklay junior high school in Fish Town on a Friday, there were no students.

At the general upper secondary level, it caters for 6 per cent of the pupils.

In order to achieve gender equality in the field of education, Government has been promoting the application of gender mainstreaming strategy as mandated by Presidential Degree No. 9 of 2000 through the following measures

Grades 1 4 of general education institutions had 692,600 students, of which 333,700 (48.2 ) were girls. Grades 5 9 had 801,300 students, of which 372,700 (46.5 ) were girls. Grades 10 and 11 had 157,800 students, of which 62,100 (39.3 ) were girls. sic

Almost 99 of children that enroll in first grade of primary school successfully reach the fifth grade of primary school.

The drop out rate of boys from basic schools and upper secondary schools is higher.

The registered primary school pupils (grades I through VIII) number 874,656, of whom 24,637 are in rural areas (28.2 per cent).

The types of support offered by Opportunities are Education bursaries for boys, girls and young people in beneficiary families attending school between the third grade in primary education and the final grade in upper secondary education.

There are alarming trends in another aspect of educational quality, repeating of school years according to the same source, the rate of repeating primary school years was 21.87, and of secondary school years, 15.68, in 1993.

intermediate general secondary education (MAVO)

higher general secondary education (HAVO)

335. It is estimated that around 8 per cent of an age cohort do not enter the school system and only around 90 per cent of those who enrol in grade 1 complete primary education, around 70 per cent reach grade 9, 20 per cent enter grade 12, and 2 per cent participate in other tertiary education facilities.

It was my freshman year at Princeton.

353. Private education at primary, lower and upper secondary level is traditionally subsidized substantially by the Government (approximately 85 per cent).

We are a nine through 12 public school, but we do school quite differently.

The Programme had prepared a syllabus for the basic level but not for the intermediate or advanced level.

No, Teachers.

Generally girls do better than the boys in these schools in O and A level examinations.

One way is to transform basic education schools into first grade complete ones from 1st to 7th grade.

At the end of the academic year, females represented a higher percentage of the student body at all levels compared with the previous academic year.

You, a pupil at a reputable institution of higher learning. I didn't think about that.

Number of teachers by level and sex initial, primary and

Women are still underrepresented in academic posts at universities, especially at the level of professors.