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Norwegian school system can be
divided into
three parts:
elementary school (
barneskole, ages 6–12),
lower secondary school (ungdomsskole, ages 13–16), and upper...
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Borgen Skog.
There are two
elementary schools, Rønningen
Barneskole and Hagaløkka
Barneskole, and a
middle school,
Borgen Ungdomsskole.
Mount Vardåsen...
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grade the year they turn
twelve years old. This is the
final year of
Barneskole (literally Kids School),
equivalent to
Elementary School. In ****stan...
- Gressvik, Rød
Barneskole and Hurrød
Barneskole. Rød
Barneskole is for
students living in Oksviken, Viker, Krosnes, Rød and Dale. At Hurrød
Barneskole, the students...
- are
usually divided into the
following categories:
elementary schools (
barneskole) for 1st to 7th grade,
lower secondary schools (ungdomsskole) for 8th...
- has four schools: Åmot
Ungdomsskole (Åmot
Lower secondary school), Rena
Barneskole,
Deset Oppvekstsenter, and Osen Oppvekstsenter. Åmot Muni****lity is responsible...
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Bergen Byleksikon: 148–148. Fossen,
Anders Bjarne (1989).
Nordens eldste barneskole :
Christi Krybbe skoler : 1740-1990. Bergen: Eide. ISBN 82-514-0288-3...
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Harstadbotn and Grønnebakkan. The
primary and
secondary schools,
Seljestad barneskole and
Seljestad ungdomsskole are
located here, just west of Seljestadvegen...
- area.
Silsand has
three schools: Småslettan
skole (1-4th grade),
Silsand barneskole (5-7th grade) and
Silsand ungdomsskole (8-10th grade). FK Senja, a football...
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Norwegian school system can be
divided into
three parts:
Elementary school (
Barneskole, ages 6–13,
grades 1–7),
lower secondary school (Ungdomsskole, ages 13–16...
