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• Bangladesh Children and School - The school system Since Bangladesh, like Pakistan and India, was under British rule for many years, the school system is still based on the British school system from 1947. According to this system, children have to go to school for five years, and school does not cost anything. However, many students finish school without a […]
• Bhutan Children and School - Schools dependent Bhutan’s schools are of a high standard for a country in which, despite the happiness formula, many things are not going as well as one would like. Many families only have enough to survive in some way. Every second pupil in the country depends on the school meals of the United Nations, which […]
• Cambodia Children and School - Education in Cambodia 74 out of 100 people over the age of 15 in Cambodia can read and write. This is an improvement over the last 20 years, but it is still below the average in Asia, where 91 out of 100 people can read and write. The number of people who cannot write and […]
• China Children and School - Children’s free time Many children like to go shopping, especially in the huge shopping malls in big cities. They like to surf the Internet, although almost everything is checked here. Nevertheless, they can exchange ideas with their friends. To do this, they often sit with their laptops in American fast food chains such as McDonalds […]
• East Timor Children and School - How do children live in East Timor? In East Timor there is a very high birth rate and, accordingly, a large number of children. Every woman has between seven and eight children in her life. Because many families cannot afford retirement provision, offspring are also a kind of guarantee that they will be looked after […]
• India Children and School - Girls are “expensive” In India, parents are much more excited about the birth of a son than a daughter. There are probably parents who don’t care about the child’s gender, but the birth of a son makes the mother’s reputation rise. A son helps to secure the family and its continued existence. Above all, he […]
• Indonesia Children and School - Laws for Education There is a law in Indonesia that guarantees free schooling for children between the ages of seven and 15. There is also compulsory schooling. But until the 1980s, the goal of comprehensive education for everyone was still a long way off. Too little happened, especially in the countryside. Efforts are now being […]
• Japan Children and School - Kindergartens and entrance exams It is not mandatory for Japanese children to go to kindergarten. But 90 out of 100 Japanese children attend a kindergarten where they are already learning Japanese writing. At the age of six, Japanese children go to primary school just like Germans. However, the school year does not start in autumn […]
• Kazakhstan Children and School - The school system in Kazakhstan Before school? Before going to school, the children in Kazakhstan attend crèches or kindergartens and are prepared for school. However, the birth rate fell in the 1990s. Many people emigrated or had fewer children. So many preschool institutions were closed because there were too few children. That has changed again […]
• Kyrgyzstan Children and School - School in Kyrgyzstan In Kyrgyzstan, a country located in Asia according to localtimezone, children start school at the age of 7. They attend primary school for four years, followed by secondary school, initially up to 9th grade. Those who continue to go to school have two or three years to go. School is compulsory up […]