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HILD DAY CARE FACILITIES/EDUCATION BARNEHAGE/UTDANNING
Applications for a place at a child day care facility owned by the Municipality of Bergen are made electronically. You will also find a child day care facility in your area on the internet. NATIONAL INSURANCE NUMBER (FØDSELSNUMMER) If you do not have a valid Norwegian national insurance number you may go in person to the Seksjon for barnehage (Section for Child Day Care Facilities) to register an application. You must take valid identification with you. To apply for a place at a child day care facility electronically, you must have a Norwegian national insurance number (11 digits) for both the child and applicant. FEES (PRIS) In 2008 the maximum fee for a child day care facility place was 2 330 kr, however, what you will pay depends on your income and how long the child will be at the child day care facility each day. APPLICATION DEADLINE DATES (SØKNADFRIST) Applications for the main intake was the 1 March for 2008. There are supplementary intakes for places that become available through the year. There are no application deadline dates for supplementary intakes. You may apply whenever you wish. WAITING LIST (VENTELISTE) The date on the waiting list and level of priority decides when your child will be offered a place. You must contact the child day care facilities you have applied to yourself to find out were you are on the waiting list. You are responsible for following up your application to check that it corresponds with your requirements. You may find and apply for a child day care facility place here: www.bergen.kommune.no/barnehage SECTION FOR CHILD DAY CARE FACILITIES (SEKSJON BARNEHAGE) Visitor’s address: Landåsveien 31A Mailing address: Postboks 7700, 5020 Bergen Tel: 05556 (the Municipality of Bergen’s switchboard) Email: seksjon.barnehage@bergen.kommune.no PRIMARY AND LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION (GRUNNSKOLE) Primary and lower secondary school education in Norway is free. All children residing in Norway for more than 3 months have a right, as well an obligation to attend Norwegian primary and lower secondary school education. Usually children start school in the year they turn six . There are ten-years of schooling. If you have school age children you must contact the nearest primary/lower secondary school or the Municipality of Bergen to register your child at a school. Primary and lower secondary school education in Norway is free. All children residing in Norway for more than 3 months have a right, as well an obligation to attend Norwegian primary and lower secondary school. From year 8 pupils are given grades. Year 10 ends with an examination. Thereafter, pupils have the right to go to upper secondary school, however, this is not mandatory. Schools expect collaboration with parents. Your attendance at parent information meetings parentteacher meetings at school is required. You will receive a letter from the school with dates and times for meetings. Child day care facilities/education 9
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