The system of education in great britain

 
 
• a GCE examination of a standard higher than ordinary level and GCSE 
• the term at a university etc. in which Lent falls 
• a training college for school teachers 
• education at university etc., esp. for degree level 
• a selective state secondary school with a mainly academic curriculum 
• a group of students or pupils taught together 
• a private teacher, esp. one in charge of sb’s education 
• the lower of the two main levels of the GCE examination 
• the University term beginning in January, esp. in Oxford 
• a student who has been awarded an exhibition 
• Oxford and Cambridge Universities regarded together, esp. in contrast to newer 
universities 
• a private school preparing pupils for a public school 
• a university teacher supervising the studies or welfare of assigned undergraduates 
• a male (female) teacher or tutor
• a teenager who is about to leave or has just left school 
• a form in a secondary school for pupils over 16 
• an examination at the end of a term 
• a GCE examination with a smaller syllabus than A level 
• a school where pupils are resident in term-time 
• an examination taken at the age of 11-12 to determine the type of a secondary 
school a child should enter 
• the status or emoluments of a fellow of a college 
• a scholarship esp. from the funds of a school, college 
• a school where young children below 11 are taught 

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• a class in a school 
• an examination set esp. for secondary-school pupils at advanced level and, for-
merly, at ordinary level 
• the minimum age at which children may cease attending school 
• a holder of a university degree originally giving authority to teach in the university 
• a school for children from 5 to 9 years old 
• an incorporate senior member of a college 
• in some universities the autumn term 
• a payment from the funds of a school, university, local government, etc., to main-
tain a student in full-time education, awarded on the basis of scholarly achievement 
• an examination replacing and combining the GCE ordinary level and CSE exami-
nations 
• a training college for school teachers 
• the university and law term beginning after Easter 
• an examination set for secondary-school pupils in England and Wales, replaced in 
1988 by the GCSE 
• a school supported wholly by the payment of fees 
• a sum of money given by the State for any of various purposes, esp. to finance 
education 
• a day when the public may visit a place closed to them 
• a college or school for training esp. prospective teachers 
• a period of some weeks, altering with holiday or vocation, during which instruction 
is given in a school, etc.
• a University that teaches mainly by broadcasting and correspondence and is open 
to those without formal academic qualification 
• a person who holds a doctorate 
• a school involving or concerned with mechanical arts and applied sciences 
• an adult-education college offering training and vocational courses mainly by cor-
respondence 
• a school for those who have had primary education, usu. from 11 to 18 years 
• teaching of English as a foreign language 
• a man/ woman who has taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts (BA), Education, Civil 
Law (BCL), Letters, Literature or Science (BSc) 
• a certificate of qualification awarded by a college etc. 
• a school in which primary instructions are given 
• learning concerned with human culture 
• 
a secondary school catering for children of all abilities from a given area