Education in Lithuania and Britain

Education in Lithuania and Britain has both similarities and differences. Education is free in all state schools and compulsory until the age of 16 both in Lithuania and Britain. Most schools are mixed (for boys and girls) comprehensive schools in both countries.
Lithuanian children start going to school at the age of seven and after four years they finish primary school. In Lithuania school year begins in September and ends in the middle of June. There are three terms in a school year. British pupils finish primary school at the same age but they spend six years in it as they start it earlier – being only five. After primary school Lithuanian children go to basic school (5th to 10th forms) and after that they can either attend secondary school (11th and 12th forms), take one compulsory and at least three optional exams and get a school learning certificate or may choose vocational or trade schools where they can get not only qualifications but also secondary education. There is also a possibility to go to gymnasium for four years after the 8th form in Lithuania. Education in Lithuania has been centralised for a long time, but now almost all schools have their own education system, but all systems do not different from each other very much: children study almost the same subjects...

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