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British children start in this school when they're five.
Primary school
Some British children go to this school when they're really young, typically between the ages of two and four.
Nursery school
British teenagers go to this school from ages eleven to eighteen.
Secondary school
Schools that are paid for by the government.
State schools
Schools that parents have to pay for.
Private schools
Schools where children study, eat, and sleep.
Boarding schools.
Children at primary school are often called this.
Pupils
Children at secondary school and people who are at university are usually called this.
Students
The person who is in charge of a school.
Head teacher
The British school year is divided into three ...
terms
A graduate is a person who has finished university and has a ...
degree
The American version of primary school, where pupils study.
Elementary school (or junior high school)
The American version of secondary school.
High school
In the US, schoolchildren are divided by age groups into ...
grades
The American version of nursery school, where the youngest children start.
Kindergarten
The last year of the American high school system.
twelfth grade
