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British schools
All children in England must start school at the age of five. Pupils go to Primary School until they are eleven years old and then to a Secondary School. They can leave school at the age of sixteen. There are three terms in an English school – fall spring, and summer. The summer term finishes about the twentieth of July and the fall term starts early in September. British school-children have a shorter summer holiday than children in Hungary.
Sports and games are very important in British schools. A lot of secondary schools in Britain have a gymnasium, swimming-pool and playing fields.
Most British school-children learn to play a game at school. They spend about half a day a week on sport and games. They usually play games on Wednesday afternoons or on Saturday mornings. As you know, British children are always free on Saturdays, but the pupils who are in the school teams even go to school on Saturdays to play against other schools.
