Traduction de «Insegnante di scuola dell’infanzia » (Italien → Anglais) :

In the EU Framework, the Commission calls on Member States to ensure, as a minimum, primary school completion, to widen access to quality early childhood education and care, ensure that Roma children are not subject to discrimination or segregation and to reduce the number of early school leavers.

access to quality education, including early childhood education and care, as well as primary, secondary and higher education, with particular reference to the elimination of possible segregation at school, the prevention of early school leaving and ensuring successful transitions from school to employment;

access to quality education, including early childhood education and care, as well as primary, secondary and higher education, with particular reference to the elimination of possible segregation at school, the prevention of early school leaving and ensuring successful transitions from school to employment;

In criminal proceedings currently at the preliminary enquiries stage, a nursery school teacher is charged with a number of offences of abusing disciplinary procedures against a number of her pupils, who, at the time of the facts, were aged less than five years.

Average public spending on ICT per teacher and per pupil is not known, but in England the average expenditure is GBP 5 700 per school and GBP 27 per pupil at primary level and GBP 38 200 per school and GBP 45 at secondary level.

In the Opinion the Committee puts forward a number of specific proposals for action: * Promotion of European cultural policy for children to be mentioned in the Treaty; * Extension of European literary and translation prizes to cover children's books; * Establishment of a European children's library; * Encouragement of quality cultural productions; * Establishment of a European children's music academy; * Development of school sports; * Encouraging access to culture for children with disabilities and seeing disability as a potential source of talent; * Promotion of cultural tourism (international family exchanges, international youth camps, multicultural children's holiday packages etc); * Extension of Raphael programme to include t ...[+++]raditional craft workshops, folklore museums and schools for folk and traditional music; * Encouraging young people to participate in politics; * Launching a campaign against racism.