Denigomodu

Koordinatės: 0°32′ p. pl. 166°55′ r. ilg. / 0.533°š. pl. 166.917°r. ilg. / 0.533; 166.917

Denigomodu


Valstybė	Nauru

Gyventojų (2011)	1 804
Plotas	0,9 km²
Tankumas (2011)	2 004 žm./km²

Vikiteka	Denigomodu

Denigomodu iš paukščio skrydžio

Denigomodu – apygarda Nauru salos vakaruose. Tai didžiausia Nauru gyvenvietė pagal gyventojų skaičių. Joje įsikūręs emigrantų gyvenamųjų namų kompleksas „Lokacija“. 1999 m. duomenimis, Denigomodu apygardoje gyvena 25,7% Nauru gyventojų.^[1]

Vietos ypatybės[redaguoti | redaguoti vikitekstą]

Šioje apygardoje yra Nauru fosfatų kasybos korporacijos darbininkų gyvenvietė. Denigomodu taip pat yra:

Ligoninė
Nauru fosfatų kasybos korporacijos planavimo ir statybos biurai
Eigigu prekybos centras

Švietimas[redaguoti | redaguoti vikitekstą]

Visame Nauru veikia šios pradinės ir vidurinės mokyklos: Jareno pradinė mokykla Jareno apygardoje (1-3 kl.), Nauru pradinė mokykla Menengo apygardoje (4-6 kl.), Nauru koledžas Denigomodu apygardoje (7-9 kl.) ir Nauru vidurinė mokykla Jareno apygardoje (10-12 kl.).^[2]

Nauru koledžas atidarytas kaip Denigomodu mokykla 2000 m. sausio mėn. pagal 1993 m. rugpjūčio mėn. sudarytą Australijos ir Nauru bendradarbiavimo reabilitacijos ir plėtros srityje sutartį. Pagal šį susitarimą vyriausybės nusprendė pastatyti Nauru koledžą 1999 m. kovo mėn.,^[3] iš pradžių tai buvo trečioji Nauru pradinė mokykla, tačiau ji buvo pertvarkyta į gimnaziją, nes Nauru vaikai šiame mokymosi etape pretenduoja į stipendijas.^[4] Vyriausybinė šalies vyresnioji vidurinė mokykla yra Nauru vidurinė mokykla Jareno rajone.

Emigrantų vaikai gyvenvietėje „Lokacijoje“ nuo 2002 m. balandžio mėn.^[5] lanko „Lokacijos“ mokyklą, 1-8 klases, ji yra „Lokacijos“ gyvenvietėje.^[6] Tai vienintelė mokykla Nauru, kurioje mokoma ne anglų kalba.^[7]

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↑ Nauru Population Profile: A Guide for Planners and Policy-Makers. Secretariat of the Pacific Community, 1 January 1999. ISBN 9822036647, 9789822036640. p. 4: "The district of Denigomodu has the largest population, accounting for 25.7 per cent of Nauru's total population. This is mainly due to the Location Settlement being situated in this district, which houses all expatriate contract labour." - "The+district+of+Denigomodu+has+the+largest+population" See Google search page with quote stated
↑ Document by the." OHCHR. Retrieved on 8 July 2018. "The Education system is Šablonas:Sic 10 schools, there are District Infant schools each[...]and finally Nauru Secondary School (Years 10-12) where compulsory education end at Year 12.[...]"
↑ Nauru Country: Strategic Information and Developments. International Business Publications. March 20, 2009. ISBN 1438734948, 9781438734941. p. 25.
↑ Nauru : a Situation Analysis of Children, Women and Youth. UNICEF Pacific Office, 2005. Page number not stated. "A third primary school, Denig, [for Denigomodu] was allocated Grades 5 and 6 plus Form 1 (Year 7) and renamed Nauru College School. [...] because most students compete for national scholarships in Form 1."
↑ Brandjes, Denis (preparer). "Page 1 THE COMMONWEALTH OF LEARNING School Networking in the Pacific Island States An Environmental Scan and Plan for the Establishment of Schoolnets for the Pacific Island States." April 2002. p. 49 (PDF p. 51).
↑ Nauru Population Profile: A Guide for Planners and Policy-Makers. Secretariat of the Pacific Community, 1 January 1999. ISBN 9822036647, 9789822036640. p. 13. "The Location school which provides education for the expatriate workers' children living within the Location Settlement." See Google search result
↑ "New Papers on Higher Education Studies and Research 8 Vol III (Singapore - Vietnam Distance Education in Asia and the Pacific: Country Papers A Study conducted by The national Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan." UNESCO. p. 321 (PDF p. 23). "English is used as the language of instruction (except in the Location School for children of the Phosphate Company workers)."

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[1] Nauru Population Profile: A Guide for Planners and Policy-Makers. Secretariat of the Pacific Community, 1 January 1999. ISBN 9822036647, 9789822036640. p. 4: "The district of Denigomodu has the largest population, accounting for 25.7 per cent of Nauru's total population. This is mainly due to the Location Settlement being situated in this district, which houses all expatriate contract labour." - "The+district+of+Denigomodu+has+the+largest+population" See Google search page with quote stated

[OHCHR-2] Document by the." OHCHR. Retrieved on 8 July 2018. "The Education system is Šablonas:Sic 10 schools, there are District Infant schools each[...]and finally Nauru Secondary School (Years 10-12) where compulsory education end at Year 12.[...]"

[3] Nauru Country: Strategic Information and Developments. International Business Publications. March 20, 2009. ISBN 1438734948, 9781438734941. p. 25.

[4] Nauru : a Situation Analysis of Children, Women and Youth. UNICEF Pacific Office, 2005. Page number not stated. "A third primary school, Denig, [for Denigomodu] was allocated Grades 5 and 6 plus Form 1 (Year 7) and renamed Nauru College School. [...] because most students compete for national scholarships in Form 1."

[Brandjes2-5] Brandjes, Denis (preparer). "Page 1 THE COMMONWEALTH OF LEARNING School Networking in the Pacific Island States An Environmental Scan and Plan for the Establishment of Schoolnets for the Pacific Island States." April 2002. p. 49 (PDF p. 51).

[6] Nauru Population Profile: A Guide for Planners and Policy-Makers. Secretariat of the Pacific Community, 1 January 1999. ISBN 9822036647, 9789822036640. p. 13. "The Location school which provides education for the expatriate workers' children living within the Location Settlement." See Google search result

[7] "New Papers on Higher Education Studies and Research 8 Vol III (Singapore - Vietnam Distance Education in Asia and the Pacific: Country Papers A Study conducted by The national Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan." UNESCO. p. 321 (PDF p. 23). "English is used as the language of instruction (except in the Location School for children of the Phosphate Company workers)."

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