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When are English children allowed to drop foreign languages completely from their studies?

The development which allows people to study for a degree through distance education is ...

Primary School in England is for children between the age of ...

What are grammar schools in England? (choose two correct answers)

In the UK you don't have to pay to go to this school.

How many years do pupils in Scotland learn at primary school?

In the UK, SAT (Standard Assessment Test) is ...

In England, it is compulsory for everyone between 5 - 18 to receive official form of schooling.

The Labour party support the creation of more grammar schools because these school improve equality.

Every nursery school is required to have systems to identify children with SEN.

What is the percentage of students going to university in England?

Which part of the UK has its own single examining board?

What kind of secondary school is a "comprehensive school" in the UK?

All parts of the UK have the same educational system.

Parents in England must make sure their child receives a full-time education from the age of 5.

Since 1970s most eleven-year-olds have all gone on to the same local school, known as ...

Which certificate can be used in order to gain entry at uni. in England?

What does public school mean in England?

Campus uni provides students with accommodation, research facilities, and leisure activities all together.

Britain's oldest university is Cambridge University.

The standard assessment of applicants for UK universities admission is SAT.

Home education does not have to follow the national curriculum.

The GCSE taken by students in England is now graded in letters.

Both primary and secondary schools in the UK provide religious education.

When can students get SATs in the UK?

"Sixthformers" refers to those who ...

The 6th form college prepares pupils for a national exam called ...

Where should you look to research your degree and university?

At what age do the English have free compulsory education?

In Wales, pupils study both English and Welsh in primary and secondary schools.

There is a national award for excellence in teaching in the UK.

Most pupils in the UK wear a school uniform.

When studying at civic university, students have to find their own accomodation.

What are the three Rs skills that the Brits feel uncertain aboutg

Public exams in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are organized by the government.