Prefectorial


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Pre`fec`to´ri`al


a.1.Of or pertaining to a prefect.
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DPS-Modern Indian School (DPS-MIS) recently organised an 'Investiture Ceremony' to induct its Junior Wing Prefectorial Body of 2019-20.
Dps-mis junior wing student cabinet inducted for new academic year
The Prefectorial Council was given the oath of office to serve the institution loyally by Leena Francis, principal.
INDIAN SCHOOL SEEB HOLDS INVESTITURE CEREMONY FOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Brown and the Student Prefectorial body of the school received Dr P Mohamed Ali with due honour at the Salalah Dhofar University Auditorium.
Galfar co-founder interacts with Indian school children
We will be felicitating him at a special assembly where he will be awarded the Prefectorial Badge, a memento and the school blazer to inspire other students to do well.AaAaAeA{
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Clad in cheery sports gear, the Indian tennis star was welcomed by the school's top officials, the junior school prefectorial body, and the school's tennis players, as young as those from Grades 3 and 4 as well.
Sania Mirza inspires students at DPS-MIS
The school's public school features were restricted to the house and prefectorial systems.
There was a college: introducing The Umuahian: a golden jubilee publication, edited by Chinua Achebe
65-66): (a) "de-concentration" (in its turn, being either of "vertical structure," with an "unintegrated local administration," or of "prefectorial structure," with an "integrated local administration"), and (b) "devolution" ("the power transfer from the central government to the regional institutions," as an intermediary stage between the central governance and the local one.
Instances of decentralization in East-Central Europe: operationalization, taxonomy and applications on local political elites' outlook

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