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The number of enrolments in Germany is falling, because fewer children are born and fewer families are moving in.
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The number of enrolments falls for the third time in a row. What developments does the Federal Statistical Office state as reasons - and where is the decline particularly severe?
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volksfreund.deThe number of enrolments falls for the third time in a row. What developments does the Federal Statistical Office state as reasons - and where is the decline particularly severe?
WIESBADEN. The number of enrolments is falling for the third time in a row. Which developments is the Federal Statistical Office's reason – and where is the decline particularly marked? According to provisional figures from the Federal Statistical Office, around 805,200 children were enrolled in the new school year in Germany. This was 6,000 or 0.7 per cent less than in the previous year. [...] The post Birth turn: Fewer children enrolled – decr…
The number of children newly trained is falling in most federal states, including Brandenburg and Berlin. The decline in enrolment rates is mainly due to two effects for statisticians.
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