"Education in the UK"

10 years

11 years

12 years

13 years

From 5 to 11 years old

From 4 to 10 years old

From 6 to 12 years old

From 7 to 14 years old

Only one teacher who teaches them all the subjects

Five teachers

A different teacher for every subject

Two teachers

At the age of 10

At the age of 11

At the age of 12

At the age of 14

State, private, and religious schools

Comprehensive school, grammar school, and private school

Primary, secondary, and higher schools

Special, boarding, and home schools

A paid school for gifted children

A school for children with special needs

A school focused heavily on mathematics

A general school for students who live in the same neighbourhood

By paying a large sum of money

By their parents' choice

By passing some exams

By living next door to the school

Schools run directly by the queen

Schools where students do not need to pay for them

Schools only for international students

Schools with full boarding facilities

No, education is free

The government pays if the parents are poor

Only if the child gets bad grades

Yes, parents have to pay for their children’s studies

A school where children only have lunch

A school for children from foreign countries

A school where students study and live there

A school that only operates during the summer

Oxford

Cambridge

Harvard

Eton

All subjects are taught by one teacher

Students have different teachers for different subjects

Subjects are taught by the students' parents

Classes are led by senior students

History, geography, and literature

English, Maths and Science

Physics, chemistry, and biology separately

Only English and mathematics

They are not allowed to study them

Other subjects they can choose

They are assigned by the school headteacher

They are studied only in the summer

Studying in a state school near home

Studying at home with a parent or online with a tutor

Skipping school to stay at home

Studying only during the holidays

Casual sportswear

A school uniform

Business suits with bright ties

Clothing of a specific color only on Fridays

With assembly where everyone comes together and listens to the headteacher

With physical education in the yard

With lunch in the dining hall

With a mathematics lesson

Two lessons

Three lessons

Four lessons

Five lessons

One lesson

Another 2-3 lessons

Four lessons

There are no classes after lunch

At 2:00 pm

At 3:00 pm

At 3:45 pm Harvard

At 4:30 pm

Go to work

Do homework for the next day

Do different extracurricular activities: drama, singing, dancing, sport, etc.

Watch television in the classroom

One week each

Two weeks each

Three weeks each

One month each

Four weeks

Five weeks

Six weeks

Eight weeks

Harvard and Yale

Sorbonne and Berlin University

Oxford and Cambridge

London University and Edinburgh University