The UK. Political System and Education.

constitutional monarchy. 

republic.

federation.

absolute monarchy.

a hereditary monarch

the prime minister

the president

the Parliament

uncodified (unwritten)

the Magna Carta

the Petition of Right

the Bill of Rights

statutes

judicial precedents (common law)

KIng's orders

King's resolutions

the elected House of Commons

the non-elected House of Lords

the hereditary monarch

the Cabinet of Ministers

the system of courts

The Sovereign

The Prime Minister

The UK government

The Parliament of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland

the Speaker who is elected by Members of Parliament (MPs)

the Prime Minister

The Monarch

Lord Speaker

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the local education authority

the government

private bodies

the monarch

nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary.

school, college and university.

school, professional and higher.

school, vocational and higher.

infant school

nursery school

kindergarten

general comprehensive school

 junior school

infant school

high school

nursery school

secondary comprehensive school

infant school

junior school

seconday comprehensive school

GCSE school

elementary school

high school

schools where students live for nine months of the year.

for children from poor families.

for diabled children.

for the best students.

financed by the government.

take A-levels.

take GCSEs.

take a national multitest.

pay for their studying.

apply and sign a contract.

First-year university students.

School and university new-comers.

New teachers.

Foreign students.

Students with a BA degree.

Students with an MA degree.

Graduates who are working for their PhD