Education

3. An amount of money given by a school, university, or organization to help pay for a student's education.
5. Required by a law or rule; something that must be done by everyone.
7. Not present in a place, such as a classroom or meeting, where you are expected to be.
8. The practice of educating children at home, usually by parents, instead of sending them to a traditional school.
10. Related to providing the practical skills, training, and knowledge needed for a specific job or career.

1. An official document that proves you completed a course, passed an exam, or achieved a qualification.
2. Repeatedly hurting, threatening, or frightening someone who is weaker or more vulnerable.
4. To study very hard in a short period, especially just before an exam.
6. To take part in an activity or event together with other people.
9. A person who loves reading books and spends a lot of time doing it.