Education in the UK

School in the UK is compulsory from the age:

• of 6 to 18

• of 5 to 16

• of 6 to 16

• of 5 to 18

Nursery schools are for children:

• over 4 years

• over 6 years

• under 5 years

• over 7 years

Secondary school education is compulsory between:

• 11- 18 years

• 11- 16 years

• 7 – 11 years

• 7 – 16 years

Sixth form College refers to:

• the two optional years after the GCSE

• a private college

• a public school

• year 6 of high school

Public schools in England are:

• states schools

• free of charge

• private and expensive

• open to anyone

In the UK, school year is divided into:

• two terms

• four terms

• three terms

• five terms

The oldest University in England is:

• Cambridge

• Oxford

• Harvard

• Aberdeen

Oscar Wilde and Margaret Thatcher studied in:

• Eton

• Harvard

• Cambridge

• Oxford

A government run schools is called:

• boarding school

• private school

• state school

• primary school

What are public schools in the UK?

• State-owned schools providing qualification for jobs in public sector

• Fee-charging private schools with long tradition

• Schools that accept all children from all social classes

• Schools where students do not have to pay any school fees