3 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the questions given below. 1. When do the British children start going to school? 2. What kind of education do the children under 5 years old receive? 3. How long do children stay in a primary school? 4. Where do they continue their education after that? 5. What kind of education do the children get in a grammar school? 6. What do the children do in the sixth form? 7. What do you know about public schools in Britain? 8. What kind of schools are boarding schools?СРОЧНООООООО!!!!!!!

When do the British children start going to school?

British children typically start school at the age of 4 or 5 when they enter reception class or primary school.

What kind of education do the children under 5 years old receive?

Children under 5 years old in the UK may attend nursery or preschool, which provides early education and childcare.

How long do children stay in a primary school?

Children in the UK typically stay in primary school from the ages of 4 or 5 to 11, which is usually 6 or 7 years.

Where do they continue their education after that?

After primary school, children in the UK move on to secondary school.

What kind of education do the children get in a grammar school?

Grammar schools in the UK provide a type of secondary education that focuses on academic subjects and selective admission based on entrance exams.

What do the children do in the sixth form?

In the sixth form, which is the last two years of secondary education (ages 16-18), students typically prepare for their A-level exams or other qualifications that will enable them to pursue higher education.

What do you know about public schools in Britain?

Public schools in Britain refer to fee-paying private schools, often with a long history and tradition. They are known for offering a high-quality education.

What kind of schools are boarding schools?

Boarding schools are educational institutions where students live and study on the school premises. They are either single-sex or coeducational and offer a full-time educational experience, including accommodation and meals.