Education in Great Britain. At What

Education in Great Britain. At What Age Do Children Go to School in Britain? Children in Britain go to school at the age of (4 in Northern Ireland) until they are 16. Before school many children attend nursery schools. Some parents send their children to private (fee-paying) nursery schools r kindergartens. Children first attend the infants' school until they are ears old. At 7 they move to the junior school and at 11(12 in Scotland children go from junior to secondary school What Are the Different Types of Secondary Schools?
Over 85% of secondary school pupils attend comprehensive schools. These schools take children of all abilities and give secondary education for children from the age of 11 to 16 or 18

Grammar schools give academic education for the children from 11 to 18-years old. Children enter grammar schools on the basis of their abilities, first passing the eleven-plus examination A small minority of children attends secondary modern schools, which give a more general and technical education for children aged 11-16

City Technology Colleges (CTCs) give boys and girls strong technolog- ical and business education. They are non-fee-paying independent schools, set up by the Government with the help of business sponsors who finance the schools. There are now 15 such colleges in England and Wales.

Specialist schools, which only operate in England, give pupils a broad secondary education in technology, languages, arts or sports. There are over 250 specialist schools. They charge no fees.




What Are "Public" Schools?

7% of all schoolchildren in England and 4% in Scotland go to inde pendent school sector that is separate from the state educational system Parents of pupils attending public schools can afford to pay for their edu- cation, and in some cases fees can be several thousand pounds a year.

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Образование в Великобритании В каком возрасте дети идут в школу в Великобритании Дети в Великобритании идут в школу в возрасте , пока они не Некоторые родители отправляют своих детей в частную Дети первых посещать школу младенцев , пока они не уши старые Education in Great Britain. At What Age Do Children Go to School in Britain? Children in Britain go to school at the age of (4 in Northern Ireland) until they are 16. Before school many children attend nursery schools. Some parents send their children to private (fee-paying) nursery schools r kindergartens. Children first attend the infants' school until they are ears old. At 7 they move to the junior school and at 11(12 in Scotland children go from junior to secondary school What Are the Different Types of Secondary Schools?
Over 85% of secondary school pupils attend comprehensive schools. These schools take children of all abilities and give secondary education for children from the age of 11 to 16 or 18

Grammar schools give academic education for the children from 11 to 18-years old. Children enter grammar schools on the basis of their abilities, first passing the eleven-plus examination A small minority of children attends secondary modern schools, which give a more general and technical education for children aged 11-16

City Technology Colleges (CTCs) give boys and girls strong technolog- ical and business education. They are non-fee-paying independent schools, set up by the Government with the help of business sponsors who finance the schools. There are now 15 such colleges in England and Wales.

Specialist schools, which only operate in England, give pupils a broad secondary education in technology, languages, arts or sports. There are over 250 specialist schools. They charge no fees.




What Are "Public" Schools?

7% of all schoolchildren in England and 4% in Scotland go to inde pendent school sector that is separate from the state educational system Parents of pupils attending public schools can afford to pay for their edu- cation, and in some cases fees can be several thousand pounds a year.