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2.2. Types of primary education in schools. 
Primary education is free and compulsory. In all but one region, 
enrolment of primary school age children is over 90%. The vast majority of 
primary school students are in government schools. The medium of instruction 
is Kiswahili, and English is taught as a subject. Private primary schools are 
mainly English medium and tend to serve elites. The curriculum includes 
Kiswahili, English, mathematics, social studies, science, and vocational studies. 
The PTR is around 50, although it is as high as 70 in some regions. 
It also allows countries and leads to economic prosperity and social 
cohesion. These advantages come not only from school to school, but also to 
learn their full potential. The objectives for sustainable development require that 
all children complete the training of free, fair and high quality elementary 
school, which leads to relevant and effective learning results until 2030. Basic 
literacy and arithmetics are essential for these results. In order to ensure that 
every child is basically at school and in learning, the global efforts must 
concentrate on the challenge "Last Mile", to achieve the most marginalized 
children and at the same time improve the quality of primary school formation.
This requires political commitment and specific strategies to strengthen 
education systems with fair financing and resource distribution. The 
improvement of the quality of primary school requires strategic reforms in the 
entire education system. This includes suitable study and pedagogy plans for 
development, effective teacher training and development programs, better