Education - British Education System

Here you will learn some English words related to British education system such as "primary school", "secondary school", and "sixth form".

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primary school [noun]

the school for young children, usually between the age of 5 to 11 in the UK

Ex: In the UK , children typically start primary school at the age of five .

infant school [noun]

a British primary school for children aged four to seven, focusing on foundational education and social development

Ex: Teachers at the infant school focused on building literacy and numeracy skills through interactive games and storytelling .

junior school [noun]

a school in Britain for students between ages 7 and 11

Ex: The teachers at the junior school are very friendly and always encourage us to do our best .

preparatory school [noun]

a private primary school in the UK providing education typically for children aged 8 to 13, preparing them for entry into prestigious secondary schools

Ex: She enrolled her daughter in a preparatory school renowned for its nurturing environment and academic excellence .

secondary school [noun]

the school for young people, usually between the ages of 11 to 16 or 18 in the UK

Ex: The curriculum in secondary school typically includes a mix of core subjects , such as mathematics , science , and literature , along with elective courses that allow students to explore their passions .

comprehensive school [noun]

a British or Canadian secondary school that provides a broad curriculum to students of all abilities and backgrounds, without selecting based on academic ability

Ex: The comprehensive school offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities to cater to the diverse needs of its students .

further education [noun]

a course of study offered after the high school outside the higher education system of the universities

Ex: The local college offers a variety of further education courses for those looking to improve their skills in specific fields .

sixth form [noun]

the final two years of high school in the British system, usually for students aged 16 to 18

Ex: He attended a comprehensive school with a dedicated sixth form center offering a wide range of subjects .

tertiary college [noun]

(Britain) an educational institution that offers courses and programs for individuals aged 16 and above; typically providing further education beyond secondary school or high school

Ex: The tertiary college offers a wide range of courses , including vocational training .

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