the process of imparting knowledge, skills, and judgment; the field of study that deals with the methods of teaching and learning in schools

physical activities, games, or competitions requiring physical effort and skill

to develop or grow physically; biological development

to breed or cultivate plants or animals

the process of reproduction or the capacity to produce offspring

a large indoor arena designed for sporting competitions and public events with spectator seating

a government department at the municipal or county level responsible for managing local educational affairs.

vocational training; vocational education

to be pregnant with or to produce offspring

(provincial) department of education

to produce or develop improved varieties of plants or animals through selective reproduction

sports; athletic activities

to bring up and care for a child or offspring until they are fully grown

a school class dedicated to physical exercise and sports instruction

to raise seedlings or saplings

to select and breed new varieties of plants or animals

to breed

to educate people (especially morally)

the world of education, academic circles, and the professionals within that sphere

the science and profession of teaching; pedagogy

educationalist

The community, professional circles, or social domain associated with sports and athletics.

to feed and raise a child or young animal

to hatch eggs by keeping them warm

Educational services and programs provided for children before they enter primary school, typically for those aged three to six.

to practice birth control

to bear and raise children

to raise, foster, or bring up a child or offspring

gymnasium; stadium; sports facilities

to perform a medical procedure to permanently prevent reproduction in a person or animal

to look after and care for children; childcare services

The practice of educating students with physical, mental, or learning disabilities and other special needs.

to cultivate or educate talented individuals; the practice of fostering skill and potential in students.

to look after a baby

the administrative head or director of an education department

a general stage of biological development or progression in organisms

to restrict access to a mountainous area to promote natural forest regeneration

the level of schooling between primary and higher education, typically encompassing junior and senior high school

instruction and training centered on a specific academic major or professional field