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A new policy document on Non-State Schools launched by the Federal Ministry of Education last week has pegged the entry age for pupils seeking admission into Junior Secondary Schools after completing six years of primary education at 12.

Non-State Schools, also referred to as independent or private schools or non-government schools, are educational institutions not managed by the government.

They are typically financed by tuition payments as well as donations from individuals, businesses, communities, faith-based organisations and foundations.

According to the policy document, non-state schools are increasingly playing a major role in education provision in the country, despite variations in the quality of education being offered across the categories of schools.

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Speaking on the age of enrolment, the Federal Ministry of Education said, “Nursery education shall be of three years’ duration.

“Children shall be admitted into Nursery One when they attain the age of three years, Nursery Two on attaining the age of four, and one year of compulsory pre-primary education (Kindergarten) on attaining the age of five years, in accordance with the specification of Section 2(17) of the NPE, 2013 Edition.”

On the age of enrolment for junior secondary schools, the policy clearly stated that, “Basic education shall be of nine years’ duration. There shall be a six-year primary and a three-year Junior Secondary School (JSS). Children shall be admitted into Primary One when they attain the age of six years.

“Every child must complete six years of primary education. They shall be admitted into Junior Secondary School (JSS1) when they have completed six (6) years of primary education, at around the age of twelve (12) years.”

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Bangladesh Air Force training jet crashes into school killing at least 19 people including the Pilot . 171 students have been injured .

A Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) training aircraft, an F-7 BGI, crashed into a building inside the Milestone College campus at Diabari in Uttara today, 21 July, shortly after take-off due to a technical malfunction. The aircraft had departed from Bangladesh Air Force Base AK Khandaker at 1:06 pm as part of a routine training exercise. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the exact nature of the mechanical failure will be determined through a formal investigation.

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