Education

1. The specific room in a school building where a group of students meets to have lessons with a teacher
5. The ability to use your imagination to produce original ideas, pieces of art, or unique solutions to problems
8. An institution of higher education where students go to study for a degree after finishing high school
10. A science class where you study living organisms, their structure, growth, and how they interact with their environment

2. A branch of mathematics where letters and symbols are used to represent numbers in formulas and equations
3. A type of school that is funded by the government, meaning students usually do not have to pay tuition fees to attend.
4. A type of school that does not receive government funding and relies on tuition fees paid by parents
6. A person who is formally attending a school, college, or institute to learn a particular subject or skill
7. A piece of furniture, like a table with drawers, where you sit to write, study, or do your schoolwork
9. The learned abilities or expertise you develop through practice and experience, such as computer programming or public speaking