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General secondary education (or so-called 'middle school')

in Britain lasts five years. Each year of schooling is called a 'form’. At

the age of 14 or 15 pupils prepare for their Certificate of Secondary

Education. If British children don't leave school at the age of 16 they

continue their education in the sixth form. Then after two years of

study they take their 'A' Level exams. 'A' stands for 'Advanced'.

Private schools are independent and they are sometimes called expensive. Many people in Britain are against private schools and

they stand for equal opportunities for secondary school children.

That's why they believe that all children should go to a usual British

comprehensive school.