Английский язык · 8 класс Задача №3746751
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- At the age of five.
- No, only very few. Nursery school — «детский сад» (дошкольное учреждение).
- In infant schools (4/5–7) and junior schools (8–11).
- Infant school — at 7; junior school — at 11.
- They are usually much larger than primary schools.
- Up to about 7 years — from 11/12 to 18.
- At 11/12.
- At 16.
- No, it is optional.
- Five years (years 7–11).
- Comprehensive schools (over 80% of pupils attend them).
- A wide choice: art and craft, sciences, computer studies, mathematics, languages, etc.
- To group pupils by ability in each subject; pupils may be in different sets for different subjects.
- Because the old 11+ selection was considered unfair; comprehensive schools take pupils of all abilities without exams.
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- Children in Britain start school at the age of five.
- No, only a very small number of children attend nursery schools; a nursery school is a preschool institution for children under five.
- Between the ages of 5 and 11 children attend infant schools (from about 4/5 to 7) and junior schools (from 8 to 11).
- Children move from infant school to junior school at the age of 7, and from junior school to secondary school at the age of 11.
- Secondary schools are usually much larger than primary schools because they take pupils from a wide area and teach many more subjects with a much bigger staff.
- Secondary education covers the period from about 11/12 to 18, but the compulsory part lasts until the age of 16.
- Pupils usually go to secondary school at the age of 11 or 12.
- Pupils can leave school at the age of 16.
- No, education after 16 is not compulsory; it is optional.
- Compulsory secondary education lasts five years — from 11 to 16 (Years 7–11).
- Most pupils attend comprehensive schools: over 80% of all pupils go to them.
- Pupils study a wide choice of subjects: art and craft, sciences, computer studies, mathematics, languages and many others.
- Setting means grouping pupils by ability in each separate subject, so a pupil may be in different sets for different subjects.
- Comprehensive schools were introduced because the old 11+ selection was considered unfair: comprehensive schools take children of all abilities without any entrance exams.
