Form 4.

                                             English primary schools.

  In Great Britain school begins at the age of five and children leave it at the age of 16.
  There are primary and secondary schools in England, so when chidren are five they go to infant school and spend two years there.
  School year starts in September and is over in summer, in July.
  At primary school children learn to read, write and count. They sing songs, learn poems and dance.
  English children go to school five days a week, on Saturday and Sunday they have their days off.
  Classes begin at nine in the morning.
  At the age of 7 children go to junior schools where they spend 4 years. They study English, Math, History, Nature Study,Art, Music and Religion. By the way, wearing uniforms in England is a must.
  English pupils spend a lot of time outdoors playing different games.