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*MERY EVELYN ESPINOZA

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*England is the largest and most populous territory in the United Kingdom. Inhabited by Celtic peoples from the 5th century BC. C., was colonized by the Romans between 43 d. C. and the beginning of the 5th century. From then on it was invaded by a series of Germanic peoples who expelled the Celts, partially Romanized, towards Wales, Scotland, Cornwall and French Brittany. In the 10th century, after resisting a series of Viking attacks, England was politically unified.

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*The term refers to the fact that any child could access these schools as long as they passed the school admission tests and could pay their fees (tuition and accommodation fees), without any type of religious, nationality or other restriction.
Most Independent Schools are boarding schools, although the number of day schools is increasing every day. Traditionally they were only male or female schools, although today most are mixed (classrooms with boys and girls, but with separate rooms).

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BRITISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BRITISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

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*In the UK, education focuses above all on giving each student the tools they need to develop their skills and enhance their learning, giving them the freedom to be creative while giving them the support they need to do their best.
*Education in the United Kingdom has always been compulsory for children between the ages of 5 and 16. From that year the compulsory age of schooling rose to 18 years.
*As part of the methodology of this system, each week the teachers expose their "planning" of classes and the activities that are going to be carried out, in order to have control of what happens in each class. They also work a lot on the concept of target to motivate students: academic objectives are set that must be achieved by the end of the course

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*The state education system is free and managed through the district where you live. There are certain admission criteria that are different for each school, but in general the district gives priority to children who have a sibling who is already studying there, students with disabilities, if they have previously studied in a private school, etc., and for For example, religious schools give priority to students of the same faith.
*In the private educational system, parents must contribute financially, the amount differs from one school to another. The admission criteria is also different at each college, but there is usually a process of interviews, forms and visits that must be followed.

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One of the most prestigious educational systems is the British one, which is why in recent years there has been a notable increase in students from outside England, enrolled in colleges and universities in the United Kingdom, in search of a quality and oriented education. to the future.

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*PRADA QUISPE MARIA FERNANDA
*SILVERA DE LA CRUZ DIANA

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The curriculum at the national level consists of core subjects such as English, mathematics and science, as well as history and geography, technology, music, art, physical education and, at the secondary level, a foreign language. All students are tested at ages 7, 11, 14 and 16. They also prepare them for the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE), preparation for these exams take two years, with most students studying 5-10 subjects

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PRIMARY EDUCATION (BETWEEN 5 AND 11 YEARS OLD)
From the age of 5, compulsory education begins. This stage of Primary School is divided into 2, called Key Stages, the first from 5 to 7 years old and the second from 7 to 11 years old. Students study basic subjects: English, mathematics, science, geography, history, physical education, music...
At the end of each Key Stage, students are evaluated with tests called SAT, which assess their knowledge in English, mathematics and science.

SECONDARY EDUCATION (BETWEEN 11 AND 16 YEARS OLD)
It is also divided into 2 stages, during the first 3 years of secondary school from 11 to 14, knowledge of mathematics, English, and science must be acquired in a compulsory way; and from 14 to 16 years old, the student must select up to a maximum of 10 subjects. Passing these exams is mandatory to continue studying, both for British students.

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British education is compulsory from the ages of 5 to 16. The school year starts in September, ends in July, and is divided into 3 trimesters
*Autumn Term is from September to Christmas
*Spring Term, from January to Easter
*The Summer Term from April to July, with an average duration of 12 weeks each.
In the middle of each term they take a vacation of more or less a week, their educational system focuses more on the practical field
.The prestige of English schools is not given away; its educational quality is impeccable, and it is very difficult for our system to compete with English.
This is something really highly valued in the British educational system. What cannot be denied to London and the United Kingdom is its educational tradition, which is long and distinguished, with a history that many would like.