What kind?
What is it like?
What is it?
When is it?
100

Children go to this school between the ages of 5 and 11. 

Primary school. 

100

The teachers here are priests or nuns. 

Religious school

100

Pupils wear this in a lot of schools in Britain. 

Uniform

100

You have a six-week holiday. 

In summer. 

200

You go to this school between the ages of 2 and 4. 

Nursery school. 

200
Students study, eat and sleep here. 
Boarding school. 
200

The person in charge of a school. 

Head teacher

200

It lasts for 10 months (from September to the middle of July). 

School year

300

You don't have to pay here.

A state school. 

300

You don't have to do these schools or subjects. 

Optional

300

Schoolchildren who study at a primary or secondary school. 

Pupils

300

There are three of them (the autumn, the spring and the summer one).

Term

400

You have to pay if you want to go to this school. 

Private school. 

400

You have to study in this school, you have no choice. 

Compulsory

400

The name of the final exam in secondary school at the age of 16.

GCSE

400

This is a one-week break in the middle of each term. 

Half term

500

You go to this school after finishing secondary school. 

University. 

500

The type of school where both boys and girls go to.

Coeducational. 

500

The two extra years after GCSE which are not compulsory. 

Sixth form

500

The break separating the spring and the summer terms. 

Easter holiday