In the UK as in most countries it is necessary that every child is to undertake some form of education from the ages of 5 until 16. Education is from the primary to secondary levels is free to every citizen in the UK of the appropriate age, although specialised fee paying schools do exist, many of which are reported to impart the children who attend them with a higher level of education.

Once children have studied until the age of 16 they are expect to sit GCSE exams, after which they are able to leave school and peruse a career although many young people will opt to continue their education at a sixth form college and attain A levels after completing various coursework assignments and sitting a series of exams over two years. Once children have studied until the age of 16 they are expect to sit GCSE exams, after which they are able to leave school and peruse a career although many young people will opt to continue their education at a sixth form college and attain A levels after completing various coursework assignments and sitting a series of exams over two years.

 

Successful completion of college greatly increases the likelihood of a pupil being accepted into a university or other institute of higher education, the number of people of undertaking high education and studying towards undergraduate degrees is increasing every year.

Compulsory education to a rudimentary level until the age of 16 is currently being reviewed, and children may be required to stay on at school until 17 in the hopes that the extra year of compulsory education will better prepare them for life outside of education.

Once children have studied until the age of 16 they are expect to sit GCSE exams, after which they are able to leave school and peruse a career although many young people will opt to continue their education at a sixth form college and attain A levels after completing various coursework assignments and sitting a series of exams over two years.

Successful completion of college greatly increases the likelihood of a pupil being accepted into a university or other institute of higher education, the number of people of undertaking high education and studying towards undergraduate degrees is increasing every year. Compulsory education to a rudimentary level until the age of 16 is currently being reviewed, and children may be required to stay on at school until 17 in the hopes that the extra year of compulsory education will better prepare them for life outside of education.

We provide advice, resources, information and support about out-of-school-hours learning. Our purpose is to enable schools to work with pupils, their families and the wider community to build an environment in which learning is extended beyond the formal school day, which encourages new ways of teaching and learning and which reflects the diversity of people's interests and needs.

We have helped to shape a new movement in education, which believes that children can learn with pleasure, ease and depth through activities that are voluntary, extra-curricular, sociable and built around the choices and interests of the individual child.

Education Extra offers the UK's most comprehensive package of training, consultancy and professional development, resources and many opportunities for school hours learning.

A range of audiences are catered for including head teachers, teachers , school based / linked co-ordinators, nursery staff, authority level officers and other practitioners involved in the planning, delivery and management of out of school hours learning activities.

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