School

5. children ... to grammar schools by sitting an exam.
6. moving toward successful completion of the academic requirements of your study program.
7. individual elements or parts of a course.
10. children may go here after crèche.
12. miss school deliberately.
13. a score, usually expressed by a letter (A, A+, B etc.) or a number, given to a student's piece of work.
14. students should regularly ... their works to the teacher.
15. learning without attending classes, e.g. from home, online learning etc.
16. the formal exams students have to take at schools and sixth-form colleges in the UK at the end of an academic year.
18. in the UK, a college for pupils in their final years of secondary education, starting at the age of 16.
19. a secondary school in the UK for children of all abilities above the age of 11 that is paid for by a state.
20. a judgment, usually expressed as a percentage, about the quality of a piece of work done at school, college, or university.
23. education young people must do.

1. private fee-paying schools in the UK.
2. referred to A-levels, the exams you have to pass to enter a university.
3. education at universities or similar educational establishments, especially to degree level.
4. the age when young people usually leave school.
8. the youngest children start their education here. They mostly play but also do some early learning activities.
9. check regularly e.g. students' activities and academic progress.
11. the school for children between the ages of 5 and 11. Here children learn the basics of reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.
17. using a mix of classroom and online learning.
21. take exams again if you did badly first time.
22. a state secondary school in the UK to which pupils are admitted on the basis of ability.