Children in Britain go to school after they reach 5 years old. Primary education begins in the children gardens (children from (не указано) to 7 years old) and in primary schools (children from 8 to 11)
The secondary education lasts for 5 years. Children go there from 11 years old and without examinations. Secondary school gives you a big choice from drawing and craft to natural science. There are specializations on particular subjects. It wasnt the same for the all centuries. There were only 2 kinds of schools in Britain until 1965.
High level education had been given in grammar schools. Children who went through exams could go there(20%). These schools didnt give any practice for going to universities. British considered this system to be unfair.
At the end of 5th form pupils are writing their first state exam. Lots of people decide to leave school at the age of 16 and they can go to the Further Education College, there theyd be taught about some "working" jobs. Pupils, who stay in the 6th form, which lasts for 2 years, are getting ready for the university exams.
Since 1944 secondary schools in England are free. But there are some private schools. Education there is very expensive and only 5% of pupils can get it.
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