Education

6. An institution where students study for a degree after finishing school.
7. A school that is not paid for by the government; parents usually pay for students to attend.
8. To succeed in an exam.
9. The type of school children usually attend from the age of 5 or 6 to about 11.
13. A document that shows a student's marks and progress at school during the whole year.
15. Special clothes that students have to wear at some schools.
16. A long piece of written research that a university student completes to get a degree.

1. Exams taken in England, usually at the age of 18, before going to university.
2. A school where students learn practical skills for a particular job or profession, such as a plumber or a hairdresser.
3. A secondary school where students focus mainly on academic subjects and prepare for further education at university.
4. Time when students do not have to go to school.
5. Repeatedly hurting, threatening or intimidating another student.
10. A school for children aged approximately 11–16 or 18.
11. An official document that proves you have graduated and passed a school leaving exam.
12. The amount of money you have to pay to attend a school or course.
14. A place where very young children learn and play before starting primary school.