Types of schools by

Community Schools

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They are run and owned by the local authority, which will also support the school through looking to make links with the local community.

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SPECIALIST COLLEGE

1.They provide further education for students who have special needs.

2.Expertise in meeting the needs for students with multi-sensory impairment or specific learning difficulties.

Sixth form

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These are usually for students aged 16-19. Who are studying for A Levels. The courses are usually full time. BTEC qualifications or additional GCSEs. ANNA

Academy

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*set up by sponsors from business and are independently managed schools.

Forest school

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Hand-on learning experience
Cross-curriculum topics
Personal & social skills

Grammar school

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One of several different types of school in the history of education in the UK and other English speaking countries.

Originally a school teaching Latin, but more recently an Academically oriented selective secondary school.

Boarding School

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-Is for those who stay over night upto half term.

-Admits students who go home end of day

-Is a run school which charges fees

Grammar schools

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*started in 1944 and is funded by local councils but they select pupils on academic ability. Only exists in England and Northern Ireland. It was started to give disadvantaged pupils to attend alongside others of same ability.

Faith school

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1.Religious studies

Community events
Curriculum

International School

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-Are for those who are not from host country

-They don’t need to take exams to gain admission

Specialist schools

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Specialist schools are secondary school which promote a particular area of the curriculum. Traditionally these have been one of the following: Technology, art, humanities, music, sport mathematics and computing, science, languages and business and enterprise.

Specialist School

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Is secondary school which promotes particular area of curriculum in specific talent or interest

Faith schools

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they are religious designated and character.
they will have ethos of particular faith.

Example: Al-Mizan School

To give input to specifics religious through assemblies or act of worship.
Some religious organisations provide them funding to have their own land and buildings.
Schools Opportunities:
They have good academic results.
To improve standards in education due to their ethos, in many areas.

Middle school

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the age of 11-14 years
Extra curriculum
More in-depth topics

British schools overseas

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British schools follow the British curriculum and one inspected by ofsted….

British schools overseas are also obliged to comply with local regulations standards which may not be covered by uk requirements

They are more than 140 BSO accredited schools around the world

British schools overseas are designed to replicate the British system for those who live overseas.

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Boarding schools

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Is one at which pupils stay overnight.they may also have free weekends during term time . Also some boarding schools may also admit day students who go home at the end of day .

Moreover boarding schools may they will charge fees for boarding.

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Middle School

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this school encompassed an educational stages 9-13/14 years.
They have in part of three-tier structures since 1970s
It also included lower schools(4-9 ages) and upper schools (13-16 ages).
Mostly middle schools follow national curriculum.
Opportunities:
It doesn’t offer specific opportunity.
It offer better pastoral care for pupils.