Question

Помогите Ответить на ВСЕ вопросы: 1. How many pupils are there in the biggest secondary schools? 2. What types of secondary schools do you know? 3. What is the minimum school-leaving age in Great Britain? 4. How much must one pay for studies at state schools? 5. When do the pupils have their days–off and holidays? 6. What subjects do the children study in a primary school? 7. What sides have most of the public schools? 8. Where are the fees higher: at public or at grammar schools? 9. How many forms have grammar schools? 10. What exams do the school-leavers have to pass entering the university?

Answer 1

1) 2000
2)
3)fifteen
4)0 its free
5)satudays and sundays and holidays
6)English,English history,English literature, science,geography
7)classical and modern
8)public school
9) 6
10)5 exams

Answer 2

1. The number of pupils in the biggest secondary schools can vary, but some of the largest secondary schools can have thousands of pupils.

2. There are different types of secondary schools, including comprehensive schools, grammar schools, and public schools.

3. The minimum school-leaving age in Great Britain is 16, but students are required to continue in some form of education or training until they are 18.

4. Studies at state schools in Great Britain are free for students.

5. Pupils have their days-off and holidays according to the school calendar, which includes breaks for holidays such as Christmas and Easter, as well as longer summer holidays.

6. In a primary school, children study a range of subjects including English, mathematics, science, history, geography, art, music, physical education, and foreign languages.

7. Most public schools have extensive facilities, including sports fields, libraries, and science laboratories.

8. Fees are generally higher at public schools compared to grammar schools.

9. Grammar schools typically have between four and six forms.

10. School-leavers in Great Britain typically have to pass A-level exams or equivalent qualifications in order to enter university.