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What type of education do children attend before they are required to start full-time education?
Nursery
Secondary school
University
At what age do children in England and Wales typically start Reception?
7 years old
4/5 years old
11 years old
What are the school years called for children aged 5-7 in primary school?
Secondary
Junior
Infant
Which assessment do students take at the end of Key Stage 2?
Standard Assessment Tests
University entrance exams
General Certificates
At what age do students move from primary to secondary school?
11 years old
16 years old
14 years old
What subjects become compulsory at Key Stage 2?
Modern Foreign Languages
English and Maths
Art and Music
What qualification do students work towards at Key Stage 4 (ages 14-16)?
A-levels
University degrees
General Certificates of Secondary Education
What happens to students when they reach secondary school that's different from primary?
They stay in one classroom all day
They only study three subjects
They go to different classrooms for different subjects
What institution can students choose to attend for two years to prepare for university?
Nursery school
Sixth form college
Primary school
Which type of education is described as "usually the first time students become completely independent"?
Primary school
University
Nursery
What type of courses can adults take that are "usually quite cheap" and held "after work or at weekends"?
Vocational training
Adult education courses
University degrees
What is the main purpose of vocational courses?
To prepare for university
To improve general knowledge
To prepare students for work in specific professions
What choice do 16-year-olds have regarding their education?
Only continue studying
Continue studying or start work
Only start work
How many universities can students choose when applying through UCAS?
Five
Three
Seven
What must students write as part of their university application?
Personal statement
Reference letter
Academic essay
Who provides the reference for a student's university application?
University admissions officer
The student themselves
UCAS adviser at school
