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23rd September 2014, 08:17 AM
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Different Types of Schools in Britain
Can you list me the different types of Schools in Britain as I want to be sure about it before admitting my children in it?
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23rd September 2014, 11:59 AM
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Re: Different Types of Schools in Britain
The different types of Schools in Britain as I want to be sure about it before admitting my children in it are as follows: Kind of Schools in Britain Non-fee paying schools (state sector) Schools are administered by the Government with public funds and are free for the pupils. They include: Nursery - Non-compulsory schooling for 3-4 year olds Infant schools - Children aged 4 - 7 Junior Schools - Children aged 7 – 11 Primary schools - Combining Infant, Junior and often Nursery classes within one school Secondary schools - for all pupils aged 11 - 16 years. Some provide additional schooling for students from 16 - 18 years. Sixth form colleges (non-compulsory) - for students 16 - 18 years Special schools – Students with various physical, emotional and behavioural learning needs which cannot be met in mainstream Schools The Independent or private schools are fee paying. They normally follow the NC or the IB. Different Types of Schools in Britain City Technology Colleges (CTCs) and City Colleges for the Technology of the Arts (CCTAs) Church Schools Community Schools Comprehensive Schools County Schools Feeder Schools First Schools Foundation Schools Grammar Schools Grant-maintained Schools Independent Schools Infant Schools Junior Schools Middle Schools Modern Schools Nurseries Nursery Schools or Classes Nursery Centres Pre-school Playgroups Selective Schools Self-governing Schools Sixth-form Centres Special Schools Specialist Schools State Schools Steiner School Voluntary Aided Schools Voluntary Controlled Schools Voluntary Grammar Schools Voluntary Maintained Schools Voluntary Schools |
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