Question

Answer the following questions: 7. What stages of education are cation made? there in England and Wales? Which of them are compulsory? 8. At what age is the transition from preparatory to secondary edu 9. What types of secondary schools are there in Great Britain? 10. Is secondary education in Great Britain free of charge? 11. What kind of education do grammar schools offer? 12. Why do you think most children in grammar schools are from rich families? 13. What types of comprehensive schools do you know? Don't you find this variety confusing? 14. What educational opportunities are there in our country for young people who have left school? 15. Do students go to the University free of charge in our country?

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ответьте на следующие вопросы:

7. Какие ступени обучения бывают

катион сделал?

там в Англии и Уэльсе? Какие из них обязательны? 8. В каком возрасте происходит переход от подготовительного к среднему образованию.

9. Какие типы средних школ есть в Великобритании? 10. Бесплатное ли среднее образование в Великобритании?

11. Какое образование предлагают гимназии? 12. Как вы думаете, почему большинство детей в гимназиях из богатых?

семьи?

13. Какие типы общеобразовательных школ вы знаете? Не так ли

сбивает с толку это разнообразие?

14. Какие образовательные возможности есть в нашей стране для молодежи?

люди, которые бросили школу?

15. Бесплатно ли студенты поступают в университет в нашей стране?

Answer 2

7. In England and Wales, the stages of education are as follows: - Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 3-5) - Primary Education (ages 5-11) - Secondary Education (ages 11-16) - Further Education (ages 16-18) - Higher Education (ages 18+)

Primary and Secondary Education are compulsory in England and Wales.

8. The transition from preparatory to secondary education usually occurs around the age of 11.

9. In Great Britain, there are several types of secondary schools, including: - Comprehensive Schools: These schools do not select students based on academic ability and offer a wide range of subjects. - Grammar Schools: These schools select students based on academic ability and offer a more traditional academic curriculum. - Academy Schools: These are publicly funded schools that have more autonomy in their curriculum and management. - Independent Schools: These schools are privately funded and have their own curriculum and admissions criteria.

10. Secondary education in Great Britain is not completely free of charge. While state-funded comprehensive schools and grammar schools are free, independent schools require tuition fees.

11. Grammar schools offer a more traditional academic education, focusing on subjects such as English, mathematics, science, and languages. They often have high academic standards and prepare students for university education.

12. The reason why most children in grammar schools come from rich families is because these schools often have selective admissions processes that favor students with higher academic abilities. Additionally, some grammar schools may require tuition fees, making them less accessible to lower-income families.

13. Comprehensive schools can vary in their organization and curriculum. Some types of comprehensive schools include: - Community Schools: These schools are owned and run by the local authorities. - Foundation Schools: These schools have more freedom in their curriculum and management but are still funded by the local authorities. - Voluntary Aided Schools: These schools are usually run by religious groups and receive funding from both the local authorities and the religious organizations.

The variety of comprehensive schools can be confusing for some, as it can be challenging to understand the differences in their governance and funding.

14. In our country, there are various educational opportunities for young people who have left school. These opportunities include vocational training programs, apprenticeships, college courses, and university education.

15. In our country, university education is not free of charge. Students are required to pay tuition fees, although there may be financial support options available such as scholarships, grants, and student loans.