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The UK education system consists of state schools, which are free, private schools which require payment, and grammar schools which require passing an exam for admission. Education is compulsory from ages 4 to 16. The school year runs from September to July and is divided into terms with holidays in October, Christmas, February, and Easter. Students take exams such as GCSEs and A-Levels. The typical school day lasts from 9am to 3:20pm with breaks for lunch and snacks. School uniforms vary by school but are common, and aim to reduce distractions and promote discipline.
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Education is compulsory in Spain between the ages of 6-16. The Spanish education system consists of four stages - nursery/preschool (ages 0-6), primary school (ages 6-12), secondary school (ages 12-16), and upper secondary/vocational training (ages 16-18). Primary school lasts six years and secondary school lasts four years, after which students receive a Certificate of Education. The school year typically runs from mid-September to mid-June, divided into three terms, with breaks at Christmas, Easter, and a long summer holiday from around 10-11 weeks.Presentaci坦n1.BRITISH EDUCATION
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The document summarizes the education system in Britain. It outlines the different types of schools including private schools that require payment, state schools run by the government for free, and boarding schools where students can sleep. It describes the stages of education from nursery school up through secondary school and college or university. Key subjects taught at various levels are also listed such as English, science, history and math. The school year structure and uniform requirements are briefly explained.Frinton on sea 2011 sistema educativo
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- In both Spain and England, education is compulsory between the ages of 5-16.
- Both systems consist of pre-school, primary school, secondary school, and post-secondary education. However, private schools play a larger role in England.
- Higher education in both countries typically begins at age 18 and includes bachelor's and master's degrees, though Spain has a university entrance exam.
- While similar overall, the students note some differences like school uniform requirements and teacher addressing between the two systems.Article amb hot title (def.)
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British and Catalan primary schools differ in several ways. Children in Catalan schools typically do not wear uniforms and have more flexibility in choosing their clothes, while uniforms are more common in British schools. The school day is also longer in Catalan primary schools, running from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm compared to 8:40 am to 3:15 pm in British schools. British schools reward good behavior with a special "Golden Time" on Fridays for 30 minutes of free time, while misbehaving children must remain in class. Academic subjects also differ somewhat, with Catalan schools focusing on Spanish, English, math, Catalan, and science while British schools include religion, ICT, English, and assembly Education in britain 8 9 form
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This document provides an overview of the British education system. It discusses that compulsory education begins at age 5 when children start primary school, which lasts for 6 years. After primary school, children take exams and go to secondary school, where they study core subjects like English, maths, and science as well as optional subjects. Compulsory education ends at age 16. Some students then go to college, while others stay at secondary school for two more years to prepare for university. The document also mentions some famous private schools in Britain like Eton and explains some key aspects of the education system like school uniforms. Education in britain 8 9 form
Education in britain 8 9 formamber79
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This document provides an overview of the British education system. It discusses that compulsory education begins at age 5 when children start primary school, which lasts for 6 years. After primary school, children take exams and go to secondary school, where they study compulsory subjects like English, maths, and IT, as well as optional subjects. Most British children attend state schools for free, while some go to private schools. The document also notes some famous private schools in Britain and discusses the school uniform tradition.Group 3_Topic 4_School Life and Public Exams in Britain.pdf
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School life in Britain typically consists of primary and secondary education between ages 5-16, with subjects like math, science, English, and foreign languages. Students wear school uniforms and attend school from 8:45am-3:30pm daily, with breaks for lunch and recess. Public exams include SATs at age 10/11, GCSEs at ages 15/16 marking the end of compulsory education, and A-Levels or Scottish Highers at age 18 for university entrance.The english higher education system is very well known for its high standards...
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The UK education system is divided into four main parts: primary education from ages 5-11, secondary education from ages 11-16, further education which includes A-Levels and BTEC qualifications, and higher education. Scotland's education system follows a similar structure but also uses "key stages" to divide primary and secondary education. Students attend primary school from ages 5-11 and secondary school from ages 11-18, taking qualifications like Nationals at age 16 that allow them to leave school or continue studying for exams like Highers required for university entrance.Davenant school
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My school in London is strict and requires uniforms. Students must wear shirts, ties, and black shoes. The school day runs from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm divided into classes. Students have an hour for lunch which must be spent at the school cafeteria. After school there are clubs for activities like badminton and swimming. The school year includes breaks around holidays like Christmas and half terms in November and February.School system in UK.ppt
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The education system in Great Britain has three main stages - primary education from ages 5-11, secondary education from 11-16, and further education from 16-18. The primary stage includes infant and junior schools. Most children, around 90%, attend state schools, while 10% attend private schools. Private schools in Great Britain are commonly called public schools and are typically fee-paying. The oldest and most prestigious universities are Oxford and Cambridge.British schools
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British and Spanish school years consist of three terms. In Britain, the school year typically runs from September to June, with holidays in October, February, and April, and longer summer holidays from July to August. In Spain, the school year also has three terms, with holidays in December for Christmas, February for Easter, and June through mid-September in the summer. Both countries require children to attend school between the ages of 5-16, with most starting between ages 3-5, and both systems include nursery, primary, secondary, and sixth form education stages.Questionnaire british schools webquest
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The document provides instructions for three tasks related to comparing schools in Great Britain and Spain. [TASK 1] has students email their teacher with their group members' names by October 19th. [TASK 2] involves answering 32 questions about the British school system by researching a provided website and emailing the responses by October 26th. [TASK 3] requires students to write a less than 100-word letter to a pen pal comparing schools in their country to what they've learned about British schools, to be emailed by November 2nd.Article amb hot title (def.)
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This document compares and contrasts schools in the UK and Catalonia. It notes that in Catalonia, most schools do not require uniforms while uniforms are common in UK primary schools. It also discusses differences in school schedules, with UK schools having shorter days than Spanish schools. The document also mentions rewards systems for good behavior differ, with UK schools using a Golden Time on Fridays while Catalan schools do not have this system.Schools in england
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School systems in England, America, Britain, and Australia were discussed. Primary schools in these countries are generally for children aged 5-11 years old and are compulsory. Secondary schools are for older children aged 11-16 years old. School years are typically divided into terms with breaks in between. Students generally wear school uniforms.Education system in the uk mehdi
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There are four separate education systems across the United Kingdom - in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. In Scotland, children typically attend nursery before starting primary school around age 4, then move to secondary school around ages 11-12, taking exams like Standard Grades, Highers, and Advanced Highers. The school day usually runs from 9am to 4pm with breaks. After finishing secondary school, students can pursue further education at college or university, or begin working, though many continue studying to open more opportunities.Present day schools
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The document summarizes key aspects of the Greek school system. It describes typical school subjects taught at primary and secondary levels, including modern Greek, math, religion, and sciences. It outlines an average study time of 1-2 hours per night for homework. Exams are given at the end of each school year to test students' knowledge across all subjects. Teacher-student relationships are generally less strict now than in the past. Students are provided textbooks by the government and are expected to have notebooks and basic supplies. The standard school day runs from 8:10am to 2:10pm, and the school year consists of semesters from September to June separated by winter, Easter, and summer breaks. Class sizes average 17-Ad
British Education
- 1. The UK Education System yb aS ar h aV ill s
- 2. Types of Schools State Schools: Free to all children Private Schools: Necessary to pay Grammar Schools: Normally all boys or all girls schools where children must pass an exam aged 11 to attend.
- 3. School Grades Nursery (0-4) Primary School (4-11: Reception Year 6) Secondary School (11-16: Year 7 11) Sixth Form/College (16-18: Years 12 and 13) Education is compulsory from the age of 4 to 16.
- 4. The School Year The school year runs from September to July and is 39 weeks long. The school holidays are: October 1 week Christmas 2 weeks February 1 week Easter 2 weeks May 1 week Summer 6 weeks
- 5. Exams Year 2: Key Stage 1 exams Year 6: Key Stage 2 exams Year 11: GCSEs Year 12: AS Levels Year 13: A Levels
- 6. School Day School lasts from 9am until 3.20pm. Lessons are 1 hour and 15 minutes long. There is a break in the morning at 11.40am which lasts 20 minutes. At break time, students usually eat a snack.
- 7. Lunch Lunch is at 1.15 until 2 pm. Students stay in school and they either bring their own lunch in a lunch box OR they can buy lunch from the school canteen.
- 8. Number of Pupils In my primary school there were 500 pupils. In my secondary school there were 1500 students. There are on average 30 students in every class.
- 9. The Classroom Teachers have their own classrooms, the students change rooms after every lesson. Different levels for skill level Spanish classes have 5 levels
- 10. School Uniform The school uniform varies from school to school but most schools have one. On certain days you can wear what you want. For example, to raise money for charity. It stops children worrying about what to wear, and teachers believe that it makes students more disciplined.
- 11. Primary School
- 12. Secondary School Shirt Tie Blazer Skirt Trousers