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Over 1,500 students transfer to Male’ schools

The Ministry of Education reported that more than 1,500 students transferred from island schools to schools in Male', Hulhumale' and Villimale' this year, with 1,530 applications received before the transfer deadline expired on Monday. Grade 1 applications totalled 1,748 in Male' and 3,042 in the atolls, and 836 students applied to move from Male' to Hulhumale'.

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What happened

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  1. Mon 19 Jan
    The deadline for students to transfer from island schools to schools in Male expired on Monday only Atoll Times The deadline for students to transfer from island schools to schools in Male expired on Monday.

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  2. Wed 21 Jan
    The Ministry of Education said more than 1,500 students transferred from island schools to schools in the capital region this year Wednesday only Atoll Times newest More than 1,500 students transferred from schools in different islands to schools in the capital region this year, the Ministry of Education said Wednesday.

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How the reporting differs

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Over 1,500 students transfer to Male’ schools

1,530 students students applying for admission to schools in Male', Hulhumale' and Villimale'
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Figures in these reports

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  • 1,530 students students applying for admission to schools in Male', Hulhumale' and Villimale' Atoll Times According to the ministry, a total of 1,530 students applied for admission to schools in Male’, Hulhumale’ and Villimale’.

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  • 694 students students applying for admission to schools in Male' Atoll Times Of the total number of applications received, 694 students applied for admission to schools in Male’.

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  • 753 students students applying to schools in Hulhumale' Atoll Times A further 753 students applied to schools in Hulhumale’, while 83 students applied for placement in schools in Villimale’.

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  • 83 students students applying for placement in schools in Villimale' Atoll Times A further 753 students applied to schools in Hulhumale’, while 83 students applied for placement in schools in Villimale’.

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  • 1,748 students students applying for admission to Grade 1 in Male' Atoll Times The ministry also reported that 1,748 students applied for admission to Grade 1 in Male’ this year.

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  • 3,042 students students applying for Grade 1 admission in atoll schools Atoll Times In comparison, 3,042 students applied for Grade 1 admission in schools located in the atolls.

    Word for word from the report in Atoll Times. Open the report

  • 836 students students applying to transfer from Male' schools to Hulhumale' schools Atoll Times In addition, 836 students applied to transfer from schools in Male’ to schools in Hulhumale’.

    Word for word from the report in Atoll Times. Open the report

  • 1,500 students students transferring from provincial schools to schools in Male' Atoll Times In the previous year, 1,500 students transferred from provincial schools to schools in Male’.

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Education

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HulhumaléMaléVilin'gili

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Ministry of Education