text: fourth primary grade, the first preparatory grade and the first secondary grade. The following table shows the total number of students to be medically examined in 1989: Firai Fo.urth EilSt First primary Eriinary preparatcLry s.e.cQn(jary Males 35 859 37 305 33 429 15 937 Females 35 855 36 362 29 973 18 757E/1982/3/Add.38/Rev.1 page 8 Total 71 714 73 667 63 402 34 694 Grand total 343,477 male and female students. 33. The aim of the school nutrition programme is to raise the level of achievement and performance of students by improving their standard of health through the provision of a light meal in order to provide them with better opportunities for physical and social development. The school nutrition programme, which was introduced in 1965, complements the various other educational services. School clubs 34. The aim of school clubs is to help students to use their leisure time in an organized manner and in a proper social and educational climate through the practice of religious, cultural, scientific, artistic, vocational, sporting and voluntary activities. These activities take place during the sxammer holiday. Introduction of computers in schools 35. Educational computer instruction is provided at 160 secondary schools throughout the Kingdom. Seventy of these schools have already been provided with computers (11 machines per school) and the other 90 schools will be similarly equipped during the academic year 1988/89 when the requisite electrical connections have been made and after the machines have arrived in Jordan. As a preparatory step, one machine has been supplied to each of the 90 schools to enable the teacher to undertake some practical applications. At the present time, computer instruction is confined to the first secondary grade at the above-mentioned schools. 36. These are private educational institutions at which a number of 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the educational system and infrastructure in Jordan, discussing the school nutrition program, school clubs, and the introduction of computers in schools. This suggests that the text is related to the field of education. Additionally, the text mentions the number of students and the aim of the school nutrition program, which indicates that the text is also related to the field of health.