elementary school oor Kornies

elementary school

naamwoord

(education) A school for children, typically older than toddlers and younger than adolescents. In the U.S., elementary schools cover grades 1 through 5, and the ages of the children are usually 6-11 years. At a minimum, elementary schools will teach basic reading, writing, arithmetic, and history.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

skol elevennek

skol elvednek

hanow benow

skol elvennek

hanow benow

skol gynsa

primary school

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elementary school
/ skol elvennek / n.f /

elementary school
/ skol elvednek / hanow benow / /

elementary school
/ skol elevennek / / /

elementary school
/ skol elvednek / / /

elementary school
/ skol elvennek / hanow benow / /

elementary school
skol elevennek [ hanow benow ]

elementary school
skol elvednek [hanow benow]

elementary school
skol elevennek feminine noun

elementary school
primary school / skol gynsa / / /

elementary school
skol elvennek [hanow benow]

elementary school
skol elevennek ( feminine noun ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

elementary school
skol elevennek [hanow benow] [disamstyryans]

elementary school
/ skol elvednek / n.f /

elementary school
/ skol elvennek / / /

Irish is taught in all elementary schools in the Republic; so, many Irish (more than a million) have a knowledge of their national language.
Y tyskir Wordhenek yn skolyow elvennek oll y'n Repoblek; ytho, yma gans niver bras a Wydhyli (moy ages milvil) aswonnvos a'ga thaves kenedhlek.

Originally schools were set up by voluntary religious organisations or societies, and most local towns had a fee-paying grammar school, but the 1870 Education Act created School Boards which ensured a more even coverage of elementary schools.
Yn kynsa le, skolyow a veu dallethys gans kowethyansow po kowethasow kryjyk bodhek, ha'n brassa rann a drevow a’s teva skol ramasek rag tus hag a bayas feow, mes an Reyth Adhyskans 1870 a formyas Kesvaow Skolyow, hag a surhas bos provians parow a skolyow elvennek.

Originally schools were set up by voluntary religious organisations or societies, and most local towns had a fee-paying grammar school, but the 1870 Education Act created School Boards which ensured a more even coverage of elementary schools.
Yn kynsa le, skolyow a veu dallethys gans kowethyansow po kowethasow kryjyk bodhek, ha'n brassa rann a drevow a's teva skol ramasek rag tus hag a bayas feow, mes an Reyth Adhyskans 1870 a formyas Kesvaow Skolyow, hag a surhas bos provians parow a skolyow elvennek. [-1,2]

Originally schools were set up by voluntary religious organisations or societies, and most local towns had a fee-paying grammar school, but the 1870 Education Act created School Boards which ensured a more even coverage of elementary schools. Kresen Kernow holds records of these Boards, including minutes, as well as hundreds of records for individual schools.
Yn kynsa le, skolyow a veu dallethys gans kowethyansow po kowethasow kryjyk bodhek, ha’n brassa rann a drevow a’s teva skol ramasek rag tus hag a bayas feow, mes an Reyth Adhyskans 1870 a formyas Kesvaow Skolyow, hag a surhas bos provians parow a skolyow elvennek. Kresen Kernow a syns kovadhow a’n Kesvaow ma, ow komprehendya kovnotyansow, keffrys ha kansow a govadhow rag skolyow unnik.

elementary a. of e's elvednek /ɛl-/ əl'vɛdnɐk/ nc; easy esy; evident spladn; e. school scol vian f.
elementary a. of e's elvednek /ɛl-/ əl'vɛdnɐk/ nc; easy esy; evident spladn; e. school scol vian f.