English schools

Age of schools
Schools in England are divided into public and private.
Primary school in England teaches children from 5 to 11 years, after which they go to high school, where learning 5 years.

Classes, schedule, work activity
Regular scheduled classes are held in the mornings from Monday to Friday. Lessons are held in classrooms, laboratories, computer classrooms, on a sports field and creative workshops, often visiting classes, sightseeing tours. How and in all schools, they have changes, breaks and competition-competition between schools. There Olympiad sciences at mat-ke, in chemistry, biology. ? Usally every student per day have about, 6-7 lessons, 1 hour duration

Additional classes
In English schools carefully think leisure and additional classes for students.Every student can take part in sporting and cultural events. Schools provide an impressive range of extra-curricular activities and clubs. Students can swim in the pool, go to gym, play tennis and basketball and of course main game of UK, - football

Marking system in UK
ABCDEFG, A - is the highest score, and G - the lowest. There is also a rating of U Unclassified ie unsatisfactory, in the case of this evaluation in the exam, it is believed that he was not handed over.

Школьная форма
In the UK, school uniforms first appeared during the reign of King Henry VIII ( 1509 - 1547 ) . It was blue , as it was believed that wearing such colors should teach children to have humility , and the fabric of this color was the cheapest .
In modern Britain , each school has its own form, more over, widely used school simbol. In the London School " Elizabeth Garrett Anderson " students are encouraged to participate in developing their own uniforms . This approach allows better account of the wishes of children , and to make school uniforms really comfortable and dressy .

School rules
Food and beverages are prohibited in the computer lab.
The basic rule of all educational institutions in England, respect, treat others the way I wanted them to treat you.
And of course respect your friends, and teachers