British Educational System I . Primary and secondary education in Britain1)Children go to primary school at the age of【T1】______【T1】______2)Students attend secondary school until age sixteen.3)Students enter higher education at the age of eighteen. II. Higher education in Britain1)In England and Wales:—【T2】______for universities: through the UCCA【T2】______—【T3】______structured with a fixed program of classes【T3】______ —Classes:a. Classes offered in the UK are on a(n)【T4】______basis【T4】______increasingly:b. More emphasis is placed on【T5】______study:【T5】______c. Students write more【T6】______and take fewer objective tests:【T6】______d. Classes often take the following forms: __【T7】______, tutorials,【T7】______seminars.2)【T8】______:【T8】______—A variety of tertiary level options are available:a. The colleges of further education provide vocational and【T9】______【T9】______education:b. Central institutions don’t directly validate degrees, but manyhave close ties to【T10】______:【T10】______c. The standard university degree is a four-year【T11】______【T11】______3.【T12】______between the US and the UK higher education【T12】______1)Grading:—In the UK,【T13】______are the most common form of study【T13】______assessment: —The US professors grade【T14】______than the UK professors.【T14】______2)Course levels:—Basic courses are not【T15】______at UK universities.【T15】______ 【T14】