(1)nursery

(2)primary

(3) secondary

(4)school holidays

(5)state

(6)fees

(7)exams

(8)subjects 

(9)timetables

(10)private

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What are the different types of schools in the UK?
In the UK, your time at school is divided into three chunks: pre-school, primary and secondary education.
Pre-school is when you first start spending days away from home as a toddler at (1) ___nursery ( nhà trẻ) ____. Your
(2) __primary ( tiểu học )_____ education is generally from the age of around 5 to 11. (3) __secondary ( cấp 2 )_____ education is usually from the age of 11 to 16, although you may decide to stay in school until you are 18. The way you are taught in schools is slightly different depending whether you live in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. Other things like the dates of (4) ___school holidays____ may also be different.
There are two main types of school - ones that are paid for by the government and ones which aren't. Schools may be slightly different across the UK.
(5) ___state____ school ( trường nhà nước )
This is a school which is paid for by the government, so your parents will not have to pay school (6)___fees ( school fee: học phí )____. The majority of children go to this kind of school. Generally, schools that are paid for by the government have to follow the national curriculum.
Comprehensive school
A comprehensive school is the name for a school which anyone can go to - regardless of how well they do in (7) ___exams____ - and where everybody is taught together.
Grammar school
A grammar school is a school which children can go to from the age of 11. But it is different from comprehensive one because it selects pupils using an exam known as the "11-plus". The test often involves (8) ____subjects___ like math, verbal reasoning, comprehension and creative writing.
Academies and free schools
These are types of school that are paid for by the government but are allowed more freedom over their own curriculum, (9) ___ timetables ( thời khóa biểu) ____ and the students they let in. Unlike comprehensives, they get their money directly from the government.
Independent school
These schools, also called (10) ____private___ schools ( trường tư ), have more say over how they run themselves, as they are not paid for by the government