EDUCATION

1. a small class or session where a teacher gives extra help or discusses a topic in detail with a few students.
2. a piece of paper that contains notes or information to help someone remember something, especially one used for cheating during an examination
3. a school where students live, eat, and study during the school term.
4. a way of teaching children at home instead of sending them to a regular school.
7. The second-in-charge at a school who helps the headteacher manage everything.
8. Extra lessons or courses designed to help students improve in subjects they find difficult.
9. a small tool used to attach pieces of paper together with small metal pins.
10. being present at a place, like school or work, when you are supposed to be there.

1. money paid for lessons, especially for education, or the act of teaching students.
2. a list where teachers mark if students are present or absent in class.
5. a school for children who are usually between 11 and 14 years old, coming between elementary school and high school.
6. a student in a university or college who is working toward their first degree.