Education System оf Great Britain

1. EDUCATION SYSTEM OF GREAT BRITAIN

2. The Educational System of Great Britain

The educational system of G.B. is extre
mely complex and bewildering. It is ver
y difficult to generalize particular type
s of schools as schools differ from one
to the other. The department of educa
tion and science is responsible for nati
onal educational policy, but it doesn't
employ teacher or prescribe curricula o
r text books.
Each school has it's own board of gover
nors consisting of teachers, parents, lo
cal politicians, members of local comm
unity, businessmen and sometimes pup
ils. According to the law only one subje
ct is compulsory. It is religious instructi
on
Schooling for children is compulsory from 5 to 16, though some
provision is made for children under 5 and some pupils remain
2 education.
at school after 16 to prepare for higher

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5. Primary Education

➢ Primary education begins in the UK at age
5 and continues until age 11, comprising
key stages one and two under the UK
educational system. Please visit
the British Council page for more
information on primary education
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6. Secondary Education

From age 11 to 16, students will enter
secondary school for key stages three and
four and to start their move towards
taking the GCSE's - learn more about
secondary education in the UK and what it
will involve. Primary and secondary
education is mandatory in the UK; after
age 16, education is optional
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7. Further Education

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Once a student finishes secondary
education they have the option to extend
into further education to take their ALevels, GNVQ's, BTEC's or other such
qualifications. UK students planning to go
to college or university must complete
further education.
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➢ Higher Education
➢ Probably the most important subject
area on this site, this explains more
about the higher education system
in the UK and how it works for
international students. Most
international students will enter
directly into the UK higher
education system, after completing
their home country’s equivalent to
the UK’s “further education.”
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