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EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY

EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY. PRE-SCHOOL 0-3. VOLUNTARY. PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION 3-6. VOLUNTARY AND FREE OF CHARGE. PRIMARY EDUCATION 6-12. COMPULSORY AND FREE. SECONDARY EDUCATION 12-16. COMPULSORY AND FREE. INITIAL VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES.

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EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY

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  1. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY

  2. PRE-SCHOOL 0-3 • VOLUNTARY

  3. PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION3-6 • VOLUNTARY AND FREE OF CHARGE

  4. PRIMARY EDUCATION6-12 • COMPULSORY AND FREE

  5. SECONDARY EDUCATION12-16 • COMPULSORY AND FREE

  6. INITIAL VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES CURRICULAR DIVERSIFICATION PROGRAMMES DIVERSITY IN COMPULSORY SECONDARY EDUCATION

  7. SCHOOL-LEAVING CERTIFICATE- VOLUNTARY -VOCATIONALSECONDARY MEDIUM EDUCATION EDUCATION

  8. VOLUNTARY SECONDARY EDUCATION TWO SCHOOL YEARS EXAMINATION

  9. VOCATIONAL SUPERIOR EDUCATION • UNIVERSITY

  10. VOCATIONAL MEDIUM EDUCATION • VOLUNTARY • 2 SCHOOL YEARS

  11. ADULT EDUCATION SCHOOL (18-...) • GRADE 1 • GRADE 2 • GRADE 3 • MODULES • ACCESS EXAMINATIONS

  12. GRADE 1 • LEARNING TO READ AND WRITE IN EITHER BASQUE OR SPANISH • LEARNING TO SPEAK IN EITHER BASQUE OR SPANISH THE OLDEST STUDENTS AND IMMIGRANTS

  13. GRADE 2 • GENERAL CULTURE IN A BASIC LEVEL • MOSTLY STUDENTS AGED 55-65 AND SOME IMMIGRANTS

  14. GRADE 3 • SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFICATE • THE YOUNGEST STUDENTS

  15. MODULES • ENGLISH • FRENCH • ART • COMPUTERS • YOUNG AND MANY RETIRED STUDENTS

  16. ACCESS EXAMINATIONS • UNIVERSITY FOR STUDENTS OLDER THAN 25 AND 45. • VOCATIONAL SUPERIOR EDUCATION.

  17. SCHOOL AGENDA 21 • A PROGRAMME ESTABLISHED IN 2003/04 • IN WHICH THE EDUCATION COMMUNITY AIMS TO CONTRIBUTE TO A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THEMUNICIPALITY

  18. IT IS DIRECTED AT ALL STATE AND SUBSIDISED SCHOOLS IN THE ACBC THAT PROVIDE COMPULSORY EDUCATION FOR 6-16 YEAR OLDS

  19. IT IS COORDINATED BY A GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTION AND INVOLVES THE WORK OF 14 ADVISORSWHO TRAIN COORDINATORS AT THE EDUCATION CENTRES

  20. TOWN COUNCILS • OFFER TECHNICAL ADVICE • ORGANIZE FORUMS FOR STUDENTS PARTICIPATION. • MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVES ARE COMMITED TO : • RESPONDING TO THE PROPOSALS • CARRYING OUT SOME OF THE ALTERNATIVES

  21. PHASES OF THE PROGRAMME: • DECISION AND ELECTION OF A COORDINATOR • ORGANIZATION: ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE • DIAGNOSIS • DEFINITION OF AIMS • ACTION PLAN, EXECUTION • ASSESSMENT OF RESULTS • A REPORT IS WRITTEN • IMPROVEMENT PROPOSALS TO THE TOWN COUNCIL IN A MUNICIPAL FORUM

  22. SCHOOL AGENDA 21 IN ARRASATE • - ALL SCHOOLS HAVE WORKED ON THE SAME SUBJECTS EVERY YEAR: • WATER • RUBBISH • ENERGY • SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION • ADVERTISING

  23. ARRASATE ADULT EDUCATION SCHOOL • UNIT: TAKING CARE OF OTHERS • HUMAN RIGHTS • SUSTAINABLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

  24. GHANDI: • “0ur world has enough to satisfy everyone’s needs but not everyone’s greed”

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