Translation of "programme d'activités extrascolaires " (French → English) :

extra-curricular programme

Federal Act of 30 September 2011 on the Promotion of Extra-Curricular Activities for Children and Adolescents | Extra-Curricular Activities Act [ ECAA ]

The Integration of Day Care and Out-of-School-Hours Programs into the Public Education Sector: Discussion Paper [ Discussion Paper on the Integration of Day care and Out-of-School-HoursPrograms into the Public Education Sector ]

Multiannual Programme (1998-2002) of Actions in the nuclear sector, relating to the safe transport of radioactive materials and to safeguards and industrial cooperation to promote certain aspects of the safety of nuclear installations in countries currently participating in the TACIS programme | Multiannual Programme of actions in the nuclear sector, relating to the safe transport of radioactive materials and to safeguards and industrial cooperation to promote safety features of nuclear installations in countries participating in the TACIS-programme | SURE Programme | SURE [Abbr.]

Action programme for the remoter regions and declining activities

Olympic Cultural Program on probation

plan artistic events | schedule activities that are artistic | organise artistic and cultural activities | schedule artistic activities

social activities | social programme

programme of cooperation in preparation for joint peacekeeping activities

There are further good practices, such as all day schooling in Bulgaria and Slovakia or after-school activities provided specifically for disadvantaged children in Hungary, the use of mediators in Finland, the inclusion of Roma culture in curricula in Slovakia and Hungary, providing language support in Bulgaria and France, providing bilingual education (Romani-Romanian), preparing Romani language teachers in Romania, and teacher training in Slovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria.

Other good practices include: all day schooling in Bulgaria and Slovakia or after-school activities provided specifically for disadvantaged children in Hungary; the use of mediators in Finland; the inclusion of Roma culture in curricula in Slovakia and Hungary, providing language support in Bulgaria and France, providing bilingual education (Romani-Romanian); preparing Romani language teachers in Romania, and teacher training in Slovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria; and dedicating places for Roma for admission to public universities in Romania (in the academic year 2010/11, 555 places were granted, and in 2012/13, 564 places).

There are further good practices, such as all day schooling in Bulgaria and Slovakia or after-school activities provided specifically for disadvantaged children in Hungary, the use of mediators in Finland, the inclusion of Roma culture in curricula in Slovakia and Hungary, providing language support in Bulgaria and France, providing bilingual education (Romani-Romanian), preparing Romani language teachers in Romania, and teacher training in Slovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria.

5. Considers that all Member States should make a major effort to reduce dropout rates, thereby meeting the EU2020 headline targets aiming at a figure below 10 %, by launching high-quality early childhood education, development and care programmes which are appropriate to the age group, cover the entire period of early childhood from birth to the age of 6, and to which equal access is guaranteed for all children; further recalls that, by providing a wide range of extracurricular activities and engaging parents in the educational proc ...[+++]ess, all these measures are vital in order to tackle inequalities arising from early childhood disadvantage, avoid educating disadvantaged students in special segregated schools, and stop the reproduction of poverty and social exclusion across generations, which may be monitored with the involvement of relevant stakeholders, such as established local NGOs;