School

5. A school for very young children, typically between the ages of three and five, that focuses on early education and social development.
6. School A school that follows an international curriculum and often has a diverse student population from various countries.
8. School A school that offers instruction in music theory, instruments, and performance. It may focus on classical, jazz, or other genres.
9. School A school for students in the intermediate grades, typically spanning sixth to eighth grade.
13. A grade level that serves as an introduction to formal education, usually for five-year-old children.
14. School A school that provides specialized training in specific trades or careers, such as mechanics, cosmetology, or culinary arts.

1. School A type of school that emphasizes self-directed learning and hands-on activities, often with mixed-age classrooms.
2. School A school funded by the government and free for students to attend. It is open to all students in a designated area.
3. School A school that is privately funded and often charges tuition. It may have different educational approaches or religious affiliations.
4. Schooling An educational approach where parents or guardians take on the role of teachers and educate their children at home.
7. School A school focused on teaching languages to students, often for non-native speakers or those looking to learn a new language.
10. School A school where children in early grades receive basic education in subjects like math, reading, and science.
11. School A school where students live and study on campus. It provides a structured environment and may offer specialized programs.
12. School A school for older students, usually including grades nine through twelve. It offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities.
15. School A school that specializes in teaching various forms of visual arts, including drawing, painting, sculpture, and design.