Primary education enrolment is over 91.5 per cent.

Students are enrolled into secondary school after a successfully completed primary school.

Enrolment in primary education is high in Sri Lanka.

Gross enrolment in primary schools now averages 99 per cent.

educational program in the year previous to enrollment in primary school in the duration of three hours per day, in accordance with the program,

In the school year 1992 93, 42 per cent of primary school graduates were admitted to trade schools, 27 per cent to technical secondary schools and 26 per cent to general secondary schools.

Through that programme, the enrolment of pupils in primary schools increased tremendously.

The enrolment rate is 98 per cent for men and 96 per cent for women for elementary education, 56.3 per cent for men and 57.5 per cent for women for secondary education, 18.4 per cent for men and 21.3 per cent for women in higher education.

A significant push to increase primary school enrolments has raised the enrolment of boys to 67 per cent and girls to almost 40 per cent.

In the area of education for all, net enrolment in primary education was 84.5 per cent in 2005 with 74.5 per cent being able to complete its full course.

In Kuwait, there was a high literacy and school enrolment rate for girls and women, who represented more than 50 per cent of primary and secondary school enrolment, and more than 37 per cent of enrolment at the university level.

Lately, pre school education has been introduced into regular primary schools.

In the same period enrollment of girls at the primary level increased by 6.4 .

A third programme provided income to mothers whose children were in school and had pushed primary school enrolment to 98 per cent.

Education enrolment has been successfully completed for 150,000 children, but at least 50 per cent of primary school children are not still in school.

The adult literacy rate was 68 per cent and primary school enrolment was 90 per cent.

Secondary education in Brčko District is received in secondary schools, and is accessible to all students who have graduated from a primary school.

Bangladesh has one of the highest primary school enrolment rates in the developing world.

Bangladesh had the highest primary school enrolment rates in the developing world and had already achieved gender parity in both primary and secondary schools.

Please provide information on the percentage of enrolment of girls and boys in the primary school and drop out rates respectively, both in urban and rural areas.

At present, almost 94.5 per cent of Vietnamese children are enrolled in primary schools, and the overall rate for girls is only a fraction of a percentage point less than that of boys.

While a significant campaign to increase primary school enrolment has raised the enrolment of girls to almost 40 per cent, compared to 67 per cent for boys, overall school enrolment among girls remains among the lowest in the world, with less than 10 per cent of girls enrolled in secondary school.

A survey conducted among primary school girls indicated that they wanted to attend secondary school.

C. Integration of victim rights into school and university administrative procedures.

231. Attendance at schools, colleges and universities is greater among women in all age groups between 5 and 29 years than for men in the same groups.

522. In the school year 1993 94 out of a total of 607,400 primary school graduates, 239,600 (39.5 per cent) were admitted to trade schools, 31,300 (5.2 per cent) to vocational secondary schools and 140,800 (23.2 per cent) to technical secondary schools and other vocational schools.

Primary school enrolment in Kenya has also increased tremendously due to the implementation of free primary education programmes in the last two years.

The Regulations make no gender distinction in the recruitment and promotion of civil servants.

In some countries, primary education enrolment and adult literacy had increased markedly.

To improve the health and nutrition of schoolchildren, as well as attendance and performance, through measures to protect the health of schoolchildren and to provide meals in schools.

Other than regular primary schools there are special primary schools and institutes, parallel primary schools (music and ballet), and primary schools for adults.

There is no major difference in the number of female and male enrolment in primary school in both public and private sectors during the last 10 years (1993 2002).

But thanks to the effort developed by the government, at the primary education level, the ratio of girls who attend this system has come to increase year after year.

Secondary education, like primary education, is free, meaning that the students of primary and secondary schools in Brčko District, or their parents or guardians, are not required to pay the enrolment or school fees, they have free transport for all those who live more than 4 kilometres away from the school.

Primary school fees and uniforms had been abolished and school books were supplied free, generating an increase in girls' school attendance.

There are two private primary schools, one private secondary school and one amalgamated government secondary school with three campuses.23 As of February 1998, the secondary school had 200 children on its roll and two primary schools were open.24

Besides regular elementary school, there also exist special primary schools and institutes, parallel primary schools (for music and ballet), and the school for the primary education of adults.

In spring 1997 the project was included in the regular curricula of 45 classes at 20 primary schools and became a regular activity at 15 primary and 9 secondary schools.

Most importantly, we have achieved gender parity in enrolment at the primary and lower secondary levels.

Upon enrolling students in the 10th grade, the state and municipal institution of comprehensive education has the right to hold entrance examinations in accordance with the national standard of primary education.

Table 66. Teaching of a native language in primary and post primary

EP Primary school of First Degree

Post primary schools

For young people from low income homes it is common to drop out of school at an early age.

Primary school enrolment had increased to 86 per cent in the 2003 04 academic year although some gender disparity still existed, with enrolment rates for girls and boys being 83 per cent and 89 per cent respectively in 2003 2004.