Sentences with phrase «early primary years»

Do pupils make more progress in earlier primary years, and if so by how much?

Speaking of the success of programme «My School», which catered to children in pre-school to early primary years, she said:

First aiders who deal with the early primary years will often attend a paediatric course as well that looks specifically at child or infant resuscitation.

She says parents highlighted lessons on family in the early primary years as a logical space for broaching the topic of same - sex - headed households.

The early primary years are vital in not just building the fundamental building blocks of learning but also in developing a child's own perception of self.

«I will say that, by and large, the parents that we interviewed across NSW were in near universal agreement that content related to LGBTQI - inclusivity be included in schooling from the early primary years, all the way through to Year 12.

I guess the thing that happens is, for instance, if you take the violence [and offensive behaviour], across all three sectors its very similar in the early primary years.

Munro, J (2011) Teaching Oral Language: building a firm foundation using ICPALER in the early primary years.

Children who do not read well in the early primary years are likely to have problems in all areas of schooling, and may develop serious behaviour or emotional problems.

In the early primary years children will be more interested in having friends than doing right, and many children find it very difficult to lose.

Moving house in the early primary years when the child does not fully understand distance and space and so feels she has lost contact with her home.

«We have largely got the health system right here in the NT but we must focus our efforts on early childhood development, pre-school and the early primary years if we want the gap to keep closing from here to 2031.»

Nurture groups are attempting to address this in the early primary years with some success.