The daily british newspaper
What is The Guardian
Where you go to school when you're between 2 and 5 years old
What is pre-school
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Island
What is the UK
The score economically, socially and culturally highest
What is Elite
A union between countries
What is the UK
Where do you go to school when you're between 5 and 11 years old
What is primary school
The capital of Wales
What is Cardiff
The largest group in the UK and they also score high in the cultural and social department
What is Established middle class
The quality of being from a high social class
What is poshness
Where do you go to school when you're between 11 and 16 or 18
What is secondary school
The capital of Scotland
What is Edinburgh
They score low economically, socially and culturally - but have high house values and they are the oldest average age
What is the Traditional Working Class
A confident person, that knows how to behave socially
What is Polish
A school run by the the local authorities
What is state school
The capital of the UK
What is London
A young group that socially and culturally strong and active
What is New Affluent workers
A term used to refer to something british, often the union's national identity
What is Britishness
A boarding school, often elite, selective and expensive
What is private school
Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and the Faroe Islands
What is the UK's maritime borders
The poorest, most deprived class who score low economically, socially and culturally
What is Precariat