All children Sample Clauses

All children. Indicator details: Description The proportion of enrolled children aged 4 and 5 years as at 1 July of the collection year, who are enrolled in the year before full-time schooling in a quality early childhood education program(s) for 600 hours per year. Numerator The number of children aged 4 and 5 years as at 1 July of the collection year, who are enrolled in the year before full-time schooling one or more quality early childhood education program(s) for a total of 600 hours or more in the collection year. Numerator data elements Child/Person URL data elements:  Early childhood education program enrolment indicator (METeOR Id 602301)  Date of birth (METeOR Id 287007)  Early childhood education program hours enrolled (per week) (METeOR Id 602310) Service provider organisation URL data elements:  Number of early childhood education program service operation weeks (METeOR Id 602358) Denominator The number of children aged 4 and 5 years as at 1 July of the collection year, who are enrolled in the year before full-time schooling in one or more quality early childhood education program(s). Denominator data elements Child/Person URL data elements:  Early childhood education program enrolment indicator (METeOR Id 602301)  Date of birth (METeOR Id 287007) Computation Numerator ÷ Denominator X 100 = Proportion Refer to flow chart PI 3: Proportion of enrolled children, enrolled in the year before full- time school, in quality early childhood education program(s) for 600 hours per year Presentation Proportion Calculation rules This performance indicator requires child level data. For instructions on creating unique child records from child episode data, including how to treat multiple enrolments and repeat enrolments over time, see Appendix A: ‘Creating unique child records from episode records’. Enrolment in a program(s) for a total of 600 hours or more per year is determined by multiplying ‘Early childhood education program hours enrolled (per week)’ by the ‘Number of early childhood education program service operation weeks’ to gain a figure above or below 600 hours per year. Where a child is enrolled across multiple service providers, the calculation will be the sum of (hours enrolled at each service multiplied by the service operation weeks for that service). Age is calculated for children using their date of birth, referenced to their age at 1 July of the collection year. Numerator: The numerator is obtained by summing all children aged 4 or 5 years who ha...
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All children. Indicator details: Description The proportion of children aged 4 and 5 years as at 1 July of the collection year, who are enrolled in the year before full-time schooling in quality early childhood education program(s). Numerator The number of children aged 4 and 5 years as at 1 July of the collection year, who are enrolled in the year before full-time schooling in at least one quality early childhood education program. Numerator data elements Child/Person URL data elements:  Early childhood education program enrolment indicator (METeOR Id 602301)  Date of birth (METeOR Id 287007) Denominator Estimated number of children aged 4 years, as at 30 June of the collection year. Denominator data elements Child/Person URL data elements:  Estimated Resident Population (ERP) of children aged 4, by state/territory, (METeOR Id 388656) Computation Numerator ÷ Denominator X 100 = Proportion Refer to flow chart PI 2: Proportion of children enrolled in the year before full-time school in quality early childhood education programs Presentation Proportion
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All children. MUST be handed to a member of staff and acknowledged that they have done so either verbally or by physical gesture of waving and eye contact made by both parties. CHILDREN MUST NOT BE DROPPED OFF IN THE SCHOOL CAR PARK AND LEFT TO ARRIVE ON THEIR OWN.
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  • Marriage It is recognized that the Couple was legally married in the state of on the date of , 20 .

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