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Out-of-School Children in Sri Lanka: Country Study A1.3 Annual School Census 2010 Data source Census of government schools Agencies responsible for collection and dissemination of data Ministry of Education Data collection date (not publication date) 1st June of each year Frequency of data collection (for example, annual, every two years) Annual Definition of an out-of-school child (for example, is not enrolled, did not attend in the last three months) Not enrolled in school Definitions of other education terms School Entrance Age Enrolment Dropout Educational Attainment Educational attainment Primary School Education Lower Secondary Education Upper Secondary Education A child who reached the age of 5 before 31st January of the school year. School year is January–December. Registered as a student in school A child who stopped attending school during the school year The highest grade completed by a student. Grade passed Grades 1–5 Grades 6–9 Grades 10 & 11 Sample design and coverage of data collection (for example, national, specific geographic region, specific sub-population group) Not applicable as it is a census. Coverage of data restricted to government schools (functional). All districts covered during 2006–2008, but in 2009 two districts Kilinochchi & Mullaitivu in Northern Province excluded, and only schools that were not closed in Vavuniya & Mannar were included in the census. In 2010 all districts covered. 88
Out-of-School Children in Sri Lanka: Country Study Smallest administrative area for which statistics on the out-of-school population are statistically accurate Only the population of children enrolled in schools is covered by census. Types of disaggregation possible with data (for example, by age, sex, area, wealth quintile, socio-economic group, ethnicity, religion, type of school) Disaggregation possible on data pertaining to student’s enrolment. Age, sex, type of school (functional grades of school), administrative areas, language medium of instruction. Data availability and access (include information on type of data available and procedure to acquire the data) Data available in mdb and xls format from Ministry of Education. Data is released free of charge on request and on approval of Additional Secretary (PPR). Total data requested will be released. A selected data set is available on MOE website (http://moe.gov.lk) Data limitations (coverage, accuracy) Private schools providing formal education not covered. Other information Latest available on the website is for 2008 89
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