public spending on primary education

public spending on education

public spending on secondary education

72 million more children were in primary school in 2015 compared with 2002. 76% of children in GPE partner countries completed primary school in 2015 compared to 63% in 2002. The primary school completion rate for girls went up to 74% in 2015 compared to 57% in 2002. 78% of GPE partner countries maintained or increased their education budget at or above 20% of public expenditure in 2015.

These mainstreamed programmes offer dedicated places for Roma for admission to public universities (in the academic year 2010/11, 555 places have been granted, and in 2012/13, 564 places). Sweden - The Adult Education Association in Gothenburg (Studieförbundet Vuxenskolan i Göteborg) offers tuition for Roma who have not completed primary or secondary school education.

On page 34, in the plans and priorities document, it shows elementary and secondary education and planned spending for the coming fiscal year.

High quality early childhood education and care lays the foundation of an effective and equitable education systemIt prepares children for primary education, boosts academic performance at all future levels, and has a particularly positive impact for children from disadvantaged and migrant backgrounds.PISA shows that 15 year olds who had not attended pre-primary education have a three times greater risk of being low performers than those who had attended it for more than one year. Investing in early childhood education and care reduces the need for higher levels of spending at later stages of education, when the costs for closing the gap ...[+++]s between high and low performance of learners are higher.