Schools in Britain

Most British children start school when they are ...

At the age of five British children start the ...

When children in Britain are eleven they go to the ...

At thirteen British pupils choose the ... they want to do for the national GCSE exams.

British schoolchildren take GCSE exams in year ...

They either stay at school or go to a sixthform college for students aged between .... and .....or a technical college where students can learn the practical skills they need to do a job, for example in computing, metal work or building and then they can try to get into the University..

After their GCSEs schoolchildren might leave school or stay at school for ...more years.

Exams that British schoolchildren take when they are about eighteen are called ...

GCSE is ....

British schoolchildren study ........ subjects and have the

same lessons until they are thirteen.

 These are very expensive private schools for children aged between 13 and 18 whose parents pay for their education and in some cases they can pay several thousand pounds a year. These schools usually have good academic standards and are attended by children from an upper class..

Most .....schools are boarding schools where the pupils live as well as study.