Medium School

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Durbanville - Education
... The town has the following public high schools Durbanville High (an Afrikaans medium school), Fairmont High (an English medium school), Stellenberg High (an ... There are numerous primary schools including Durbanville Preparatory, Durbanville Primary, Eversdal Primary, Gene Louw Primary, Kenridge Primary ... The area also has a number of private schools Curro, Chesterhouse, El Shaddai Christian School ...
Jhargram - Education - Schools
... Schools in Jhargram follow the "10+2+3" plan ... After completing their secondary education, students typically enroll in schools that have a higher secondary facility and is affiliated with the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary ... The name of the schools are - Jhargram Kumud Kumari Institution (for boys) established in 1924, is one of the oldest institution ...
Bandlamotu
... The village had two schools 1.L.E.M - Luthern English Medium School also known as "ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL" and 2.ZPH School -Zilla Parishadh School also popularly known as "TELUGU MEDIUM..The village had two churches on near LEM school, one temple and one mosque ...
City And County Of Swansea - Culture - Welsh Language
... Welsh-medium education is a popular and growing choice for both English- and Welsh-speaking parents, leading to claims in the local press in autumn 2004 that, to accommodate demand, the council planned ... The Welsh-medium school is named Bryn Tawe, and is located in the buildings of the former Penlan boys' school, which itself was merged with the girls' school at Mynyddbach on that site to ...
St. Xavier's School, Durgapur - History
... Anthoine to establish a school in Durgapur ... and offered a shed in the Ophthalmic Factory for a school ... Xavier’s School, Durgapur was first established there in May 1963 ...

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