1.	Czech Republic

2.	Great Britain

3.	United States

4.	Vocabulary

"Great Britan:
Children in Great Britan can attend nursery schools from the age of 3, where they spend all time by playing. All children must go to school when they are 5.
Primary school consist of two stages – Key Stage One is for children 5-7 years old. The National Curriculum has to be followed. Children have literacy and numeracy for an hour each. At the age of 7 they receive a test to see how well they are learning (infant school).
– Key Stage Two is for children 7-11 years old, they learn to work more independently, at the age of 11 they have another test (junior school).
Secondary school is for children from 11 to 16 years. Pupils are sent to the nearest school to their home and if the school isn´t good, their parents can apply to a different school. The problem is that the schools can have a long waiting list, so it´s often easier to move house to better school. Pupils are tested again at the age of 14 (KS3). But the first major exams are G.C.S.E (general certificate of secondary education) at the age of 16 (KS4). After passing these exams pupils can leave the school or go to a college.
There are two types of state schools: comprehensive and grammar (students have to pass a competitve exam), both of them are for free. Britan has also independent schools (many of them are boarding schools) called public schools (for example Eton) and the parents have to pay fee. The third type of schools in GB are church schools.
VI Form Colleges are for students from16 to 18 years where pupils study for their „A“ level exams. Then, students can go to a University( Oxford, Cambridge).
Degrees: BA (Bachelor of arts), BSc (Bachelor of science), MA (Master- postgraduate degree)."

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