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n. The basic schooling given to children up to the age of puberty including reading, writing, and basic math.
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Primary education or elementary education often in primary school or elementary school is typically the first stage of compulsory education, coming between early childhood education and secondary education.
Usage examples of "primary education".
The ship on which she had been born was scrapped and recycled before she started primary education.
Her mother selected the instructional records for the child's formal primary education and cultural orientation.
The objects of this primary education determine its character and limits.
Tales of hysteria and insanity were the horror stories young shellchildren told one another at night in primary education creches.
Tales of hysteria and insanity were the horror stories young shell-children told one another at night in primary education creches.
Of those girls of Hector's generation whom the chaste goddess of Primary Education called to her shrine, Millicent Maude McGuckin was the fairest and most proud.
Girls and lower-class boys often received only the most basic primary education, at which they were taught reading and arithmetic.
All children received a primary education, but as the girls often married at the age of fifteen they left school when ten years old to learn household duties from their female relatives at home.
Which is better than spending all their days without anything more than the primary education the law allows.