40. Therefore, the Committee recommends the State Party to establish public early childhood development (ECD) centers in urban and rural areas to provide quality and equitable ECD services to all children; to continue improving access to quality education to all children by removing and barriers such as school fees and levies, and requirement of birth certificates. In addition, in order to address the school dropouts and low secondary education enrolment, the Committee highly urges the State Party to take the necessary actions such as establishing pre-school centers; setting in place flexible schooling hours and system; providing free text books, sanitary materials and school feeding program; arranging for scholarship programs; undertaking medical interventions in schools; introducing adult education programs in all schools; providing for alternative forms of education like vocational trainings in collaboration with CSOs; and eliminate child marriage. In addition, the Committee recommends the State Party to guarantee access to education for pregnant girls. 41. In relation to ensuring inclusive education for children with disability, the Committee recommends the State Party to continue strengthening its efforts and to ensure that the manner and form of inclusive education is dictated by the individual educational needs of every child. Moreover, the Committee urges the State Party to cater for the children's specific needs by re-evaluating its education curriculum in order to address challenges faced by children with disability and improve basic infrastructures to be suitable for children with disability. 42. While appreciating measures taken by the State Party to guarantee children's right to leisure, the Committee recommends the State Party to ensure the provision of adequate facilities such as playgrounds, football fields, and indoor playing facilities in schools and youth centers of all the regions. H. Special Protection Measures Refugee Children 43. Appreciating the legislative and administrative measure taken to protect the right of refugees in general and that of children in particular, the Committee recommends the State Party to ensure access to basic services for all refugee and asylum seeking children without discrimination and to continue its effort to provide them durable solutions in collaboration with CSOs. Moreover, the Committee recommends the State Party to establish strong and functional legislative and institutional framework to ensure that refugee children did not become to be stateless.