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Education in Britain

Education in Britain. Markéta Starečková. compulsory between 5 and 16 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. p rimary education, secondary education and further education or higher education s tate education and independent (public) schools boarding schools. School uniforms. parity

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Education in Britain

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  1. Education in Britain Markéta Starečková

  2. compulsory between5 and16 • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. • primary education, secondary education and further education or higher education • state education and independent (public) schools • boardingschools

  3. Schooluniforms • parity • protect children from • social pressures

  4. Pre-school education nursery schools play groups

  5. Primaryeducation Infant schools (5 – 7) Junior schools (7 – 11)

  6. Secondaryeducation secondary modern schools comprehensivegrammar schoolsschools secondary technical schools

  7. ageof 16 – GCSE exams • ageof 16 stayatschoolprepareforGCEsexamiantion (A–levels) leaveschoolFurther Education (FE ) College

  8. Highereducation University (3 – 4 or 5-6 years) College ofart, music education, technology, etc • admission on the basis of A- levelresults

  9. undergraduate titles • BA (BachelorofArts), BSc (Bachelorof Science), BEd (BachelorofEducation) • postgraduatedegrees • MSc (Master of Science), MA (Master ofArts), PhD orDPhil (DoctorofPhilosophy) Independent - supported by public funds

  10. Sources • Bridgemagazine • Bridgecards

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