Traducción Inglés-Francés para "first year of primary school"

first year of primary school [educ.] [ej.]

Children's height in the first year of primary school, 2003

Seven per cent of Sweden's six-year-olds entered the first year of primary school.

Table 34 Gross rate of admission to the first year of primary school, from 1991 to 1995

It varies from 10.5 per cent in the first year of primary school to 26 per cent in the final year.

The gross enrolment rate has risen markedly thanks to improved access to the first year of primary school.

(e) intake of 100 per cent of children (boys and girls) in the first year of primary school;

The official age of admission to the first year of primary school is six years.

Of every 100 children entering the first year of primary school, only 25 will reach the fifth year.

Of every 100 children registering in the first year of primary school, only 20 are at the legal age of six.

The proportion of new entrants in the first year of primary school is rising slightly (1.4% boys, 0.6% girls).

Source: ANEP-CEP (August 2003) Third National Census on children's height in the first year of primary school.

1971 Course on effective methodology for teaching reading and writing in the first year of primary school, Bata.

Due to inadequate numbers of classrooms and teachers, entry into the first year of primary school is organized every two years in rural areas.

To date, almost 100 per cent of children are enrolled in Standard One (first year of primary school) and boys and girls have equal educational opportunities.

Table 25 shows the results of the Third National Census on children's height in the first year of primary school.

There was an increase of 31.6 per cent in the number of children enrolled in the first year of primary school in 2003 and 2006 (gender parity index: 0.91 per cent).

The repeat-year rate remains high and, as pupils progress, increases gradually from 8.1 per cent in the first year of primary school to 23.8 per cent in the final year.

(b) The 2006-2007 school enrolment campaign resulted in the enrolment of 8.7 per cent more children (8.9 per cent more girls) in the first year of primary school than in 2005-2006.

The number of children enrolled in the first year of primary school in Yemen increased from 314 876 in 1990-1991 to 478 897 in 1997-1998.

Access to the first year of primary school is granted to children who attain the age of 6 before 31 December of the year of their enrolment; the maximum permitted attendance age is 15.