Compulsory Education

Compulsory education refers to laws requiring children to receive an education, typically between certain ages set by a government. This means that parents or guardians must ensure their children attend school or engage in an approved form of education. The goal of compulsory education is to provide all children with basic knowledge and skills necessary for responsible citizenship and personal development. These laws help reduce illiteracy and promote equality, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to learn and succeed, regardless of their background. The age and duration of compulsory education vary by country or region.