schoolchild
स्कूली बच्चे
definition
noun
In Guatemala, schoolchildren generally attend private or boarding schools, if their parents can afford it.
a child attending school.
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During the yearlong exhibition, didactic programs are offered for 'schoolchildren' .
In Guatemala, 'schoolchildren' generally attend private or boarding schools, if their parents can afford it.
Even though we don't earn a penny, we've been able to make a big impact in helping to educate the local 'schoolchildren' .
Since 1931, the state song has been taught to 'schoolchildren' across the state.
Elementary 'schoolchildren' typically live and attend schools in the same neighborhood.
The boom in bipolar disorder may in part be the outgrowth of wanton diagnosis of attention deficit disorder in 'schoolchildren' .
They sounded like 'schoolchildren' , saluting their head mistress at the beginning of an assembly.
Despite a few tricks such as sliding seats, the rear cabin is very small and best re-served for 'schoolchildren' and their schoolbags.
Worst of all, many 'schoolchildren' have to face dropping out after primary schooling because secondary education is not free.
All 'schoolchildren' under the age of 14 should be taught how to grow and prepare their own food, she suggests.
The main thrust of the residency is a series of educational workshops and masterclasses for primary and secondary 'schoolchildren' .
Another time, he and a class of 'schoolchildren' cleared an area of rubbish together, and from this built a figure of a woman.
In the early 1960s less than one in five 'schoolchildren' went on to complete secondary education.
For the study, 4,320 'schoolchildren' took a standard test to gauge stress.
When he traveled within the country, streets would be closed and would be lined with 'schoolchildren' waving flags and singing national songs.
He examined 'schoolchildren' 's scores on different academic subjects.
Civil servants wear neat uniforms to work, as do 'schoolchildren' and teachers.
Empire Day was directed especially at 'schoolchildren' , who gathered to receive homilies followed by a school picnic or half-holiday.
It will run from October 9 to 11, and is aimed at 'schoolchildren' from junior infants to second class.
Students and 'schoolchildren' all use the system for Internet access and email.
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