Grade, high school, diploma, vocational, score, higher school, standards, selective subjects, term, admission, middle class, boarding school, mandatory subjects, loan, campus.

Educational certificate of proficiency;

a school where pupils study and live;

being accepted to a school, a club;

the mark given to a student for his work;

subjects that every student must study;

institution for giving secondary education;

subjects that a student may choose;

academic requirements;

professional;

record points;

universities;

class of society between the poor and the rich;

one of the periods into which the academic year is divided;

place where students live;

sum of money given to a person who should return it;

 

II. Fill the gaps in these sentences with words from below:

1. In the UK most children start.................... at the age of five and move to..................... when they are eleven. They.................. school at sixteen, but most students stay on in the.................... till they are eighteen.
2. Our teacher was very.................. and we were always................ if we misbehaved. Sometimes, if we were really................... we were put in..................... and had to stay after school.
3. The............... is in charge of the....................... and.................... of a school.
4. Mary got such good.................. in her exams, that she got a................. at a Cambridge..................... and a............... to pay for her studies. She did so well that she................ with the first class....................

Detention graduated head honours leave

marks/scores/grades naughty place primary school

punished pupils/students scholarship secondary school sixth form

Staff strict University

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