1.	Vzdělávací systém ve Velké Británii

2.	LEA – místní vzdělávací orgány

3.	Hlavní rozdíly mezi českým a anglickým vzdělávacím systémem

4	Předškolní vzdělávání

5.	Školní vzdělávání

5.1	Základní školy

5.2	Střední školy

6.	„O“ úroveň

7.	„A“ úroveň

8.	Jak se stát vysokoškolským studentem?

9.	Univerzity, vysoké školy

10.

Uniformy

11.

Hodnocení

12.

Prázdniny

13.

Tutor

14.

Zkoušky

"Educational system in Great Britain
- a great variety of schools
- the power of the ministry is limited → major decisions, instructions, they don´t decide everything
- education in Britain is free - most children go to state schools → state school – 93%
- some parents pay fees and send their children to independent school – in England and Wales some of the more traditional independent schools are called public (private) schools → 7% - although they are not really public at all! Many of these are boarding school, where children live and sleep during the term, these schools are quite expensive, but many offer scholarships to gifted children. It is usual to attend preparatory before entering, which is paid
- parents have the right to withdraw the child from the school
- the curriculum - the national curriculum is the group of subjects that must be taught in schools in England and Wales - the National Curriculum is based on 3 subjects of English, mathematics and science together with 7 other subjects, religious studious
- boys and girls are taught together in most schools and usually wear school uniforms

LEA – local educational authority
- they decide about money – they redistribute money, system of exams, subjects, lessons pans – syllabus, dress code, school uniforms, teachers, books, timetables, number of students in the class… about everyday business in the school
- there work: clerks, teachers – well educated teachers from high schools with longtime practise, representatives of parents – they play very important part in the field of education, board of people

Main differences between Czech and English education system:
- the beginning of compulsory school attendance (CZ 6-15)
- wearing uniform
- parts of school year (czech school year starts on 1st September and ends on 30th June of the following year, school year is divided into two terms (September – January, February – June)
- marks (1-5; A-E)
- in Czech education we have no exams after leaving compulsory education

1. Pre – school education
- children 1 – 3 → crèche
- children 3 – 5 → nursery school, kindergarten, play school, day care (in USA)
- many children at the same age
- families can live on one salary
- baby-sitter, au-pair → they want to be better at English
- expensive school in England
- different tradition
- children are less spoiled
- some bad can happen very easily"

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