The Mental Health Foundation has also produced Promoting Mental Health in Primary Schools - a pack for teachers.
The Catholic Bishops of Northern Ireland have called on all political parties to agree on a better system of transfer to post-primary schools.
At that stage, most pupils had not heard the term, even though eight out of the 10 post-primary schools were actually taking part in sharing schemes.
The chief executive of the Association for Science Education, Annette Smith, said it did not assess science as it happened in primary schools - as an active, practical activity which built on children's curiosity and observation skills.
Members include pre-schools, primary, secondary and vocational schools to teacher training institutions.
West Kent's grammar schools are so competitive and so good that several fee-paying primary schools have sprung up to prepare pupils for the tests a phenomenon vanishingly rare elsewhere.
The new booklets - one written for primary schools and one for secondaries - are designed to help improve pupils' understanding of maths and how it is applied in everyday life.
TeenScreen says requests for screening questionnaires have almost tripled over a two-year period to 426, 000 in 2010, and have come from schools, primary-care physicians and managed-care organizations.
Mr Gove said there were hundreds of under-performing primary schools and said he would be writing to MPs asking them to support his plans to turn poor primaries into academies.
Hamburg, for example, which is governed by an unusual coalition between the CDU and the Greens, plans to extend the number of years children study together in mixed-ability primary schools from four years to six.
She three examples of schools that had been kept open - Didbrook and Toddington Primary Schools, Gloucester, Grafton Primary School, Wiltshire, and Buerton County Primary School, Cheshire.
In its School Organisation Review, Suffolk County Council is replacing the three-tier system of primary, middle and secondary schools with the two-tier system which cuts out the 40 middle schools.
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The government said it had already instigated top-to-bottom overhaul of maths in schools, extending from primary school to A-level.
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Conducted by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, the survey involved a self-completion questionnaire given to more than 6, 000 post-primary school children in 62 schools.
They include transport concerns over buses shared with primary schools and fears for extra-curricular activities.
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This week the government announced that it was turning 200 "struggling" primary schools in England into academies - arguing that a low-income intake of pupils was not a reason for poor results.
The Albanian language, already used in many primary schools and in a fee-paying university that is due to open officially this autumn, must become the medium of teaching in some secondary schools as well.
Also expect more support for primary school teachers preparing their children for tests - could, for example, future exams be held within primary schools rather than at the grammar schools?
Other changes across the county include Ashwicken and Gayton firsts becoming primary schools, taking 4 to 11-year-olds.
Ronnie Hassard, from the Post-Primary Transfer Consortium (PPTC) of schools which use the GL assessment test, said he knew of no private donor.
In both maintained nursery schools and nursery classes attached to primary schools, the ratio for three- to five-year-old children should be 2:26, or 1:24 where the headteacher also teaches.
She said there was a requirement in law that such assessments were carried out in primary schools and a trial of the computer-based assessments had shown no major faults.
Many villages, such as Kansera, only have primary schools, and children may have to travel far to go to secondary schools, she explained -- a situation that can render education difficult at best when walking is the only means of getting somewhere.
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Primary age pupils are more likely to move schools mid-year than those at secondary school.
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Other United Nations agencies such as UNICEF as well as non-governmental organizations have taken similar initiatives for primary schools.
The play-based Foundation Phase for three to seven-year-olds was due to be used in primary schools across Wales from September.
From 2002, nearly one-third of the curriculum for primary and junior high schools will disappear, with deep cuts made in all major subjects.
The shortage of places in primary schools reflects a growth in the birth rate - with some areas facing an increase of 25% or above in the primary school population.
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