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    Antonija Pavli

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    United Kingdom

    93 % state schools 7 % private schools

    United States of America

    90 % state schools 10 % private schools

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    United Kingdom

    Primary schools (5-11) Secondary schools (11-16)

    Optional sixth form

    United States of America

    Preschool (4-5 years of age) Elementary school (1st 5th grade)

    Middle school (6th 8th grade)

    High school (9th 12th grade)

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    United Kingdom

    England and Wales follow

    national curriculum, andScotland has its own

    Students are obliged tostudy core subjets and at

    14 they choose optionalsubjects.

    At the age of 16 theyspecialise and choosethree to four subjects

    United States of America

    No national curriculum

    In most states coresubjects are compulsory

    Students can chooseoptional subjects

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    United Kingdom

    Students do tests in core

    subjects from the age ofseven

    At sixteen they do examscalled GCSE

    If they stay on at schoolthey take A level exam

    Pupils have to do averageof 87 official tests duringtheir time at school

    United States of America

    Students do exams after

    each of the higher grades After 12th grade they take

    exams to get their highschool diploma

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    United Kingdom

    Around 40 % of students

    go on to higer education British universities

    demand A level grades

    Government doesnt

    financialy support allhigher education, sostudents usually need toget a loan.

    United States of America

    Over 60 % of students go

    on to higher education There are two-year

    colleges for vocationaltraining and four yearcolleges for academicdegrees

    There are stateuniversities and privateuniversities like Harward,

    Yale and Princeton

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    United Kingdom

    Six terms (September toJuly)

    The day begins at 08:55

    and ends at 15:15 from

    Monday to Friday

    The school year begins on

    the 1st of September and

    is 39 weeks long

    United States of America

    The year is divided intosemesters (September to

    June )

    Some of the schools use

    quarter system (fall,winter, spring, summer)

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    United Kingdom

    Most schools require

    school uniforms Boys wear long grey or

    black trousers, white shirt,tie, jumper or sweaterwith the school logo and

    black shoes

    Girls wear skirts and,during the summer, schooldresses

    United States of America

    Most state schools do not

    have school uniforms.

    Nevertheless, many

    schools like to regulate the

    question of student attire

    (limit on skirt length andskin exposure)

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