World · East Asia & Pacific · 1 hr ago
Chinese primary schools lose 17 million pupils in five years
China’s primary schools have lost 17 million pupils over five years.
The figure describes a fall in the number of children enrolled, not a stated number of schools closing.
The change is across China, though no regions or individual schools are identified.
The scale of the drop means primary schools now serve far fewer pupils than they did five years earlier.
The available information gives no reason for the decline, so it does not explain what caused it.
It also does not say what happens next or whether the decline is expected to continue.
Chinese primary schools lost 17 million pupils over five years, according to BNR.
The report concerns primary schools in China.
The article does not specify the five-year period.
It gives no explanation for the decline.
- Who
- Chinese primary schools and their pupils.
- What
- Primary schools lost 17 million pupils.
- When
- Over five years; the specific years are not stated.
- Where
- China.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Pupils lost
- 17 million
- Location
- China
- Period
- Five years