Hampron School

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Secondary education takes place in secondary schools and is the stage of education following primary education. In some countries, only primary or basic education is compulsory, but secondary education is included in compulsory education in most countries.

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Secondary education in England for children under 16 years old is mandatory. All public and private schools teach children from 11 to 16 years and prepare them to receive GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) - General Certificate of Secondary Education or GNVQ (General National Vocational Qualification).

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Children are a special general cycle training on various subjects, which ends an exam Common Entrance Examination. Successful completion of the exam - a prerequisite of admission to high school.

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From 14 to 16 years old students purposefully prepare for exams Certificate of Secondary Education - General Certificate of Secondary Education in the high school.

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History. Hampton House is located in a suburb of London (borough East Molesey, county Surrey) and occupies a historic 18th-century building on the edge of Bushy Park. Although Hampton School was founded in 1557 there was provision in the will that the school would only continue as long as the vicar, churchwardens and parishioners carried out his requests. If not, then the properties would revert to his heirs. It seems that the school (in its first incarnation) did not survive beyond 1568, or possibly earlier, and the properties reverted to the heirs . Subsequently, however, the school was re-opened in 1612. This was as a result of a Commission that was established to enquire into the fate of Tudor charities that had disappeared for various reasons in different parts of the country. The "learned counsell on bothe sides" reached a deadlock at the Commissioners. However in the spirit of compromise and through the generosity of the then legal owner of the properties, Nicholas Pigeon, the school was re-endowed. The school has continued in various forms and in various buildings ever since. The early school was on the site of St Mary's Church. It moved to a purpose-built campus on Upper Sunbury Road in 1880 before moving to the present site on Hanworth Road in 1939.

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Hampton school. Hampton Court House - is a private day school for pupils aged 3-16 with an international perspective . The school is considered one of the best in the London area . Its distinguishing feature is that from the earliest years, some school subjects and classes are conducted in French here . Hampton Court House accepts boys and girls from 3.5 years and gradually prepare them for the transition to other schools the UK, although some remain here until the end of program GCSE and only then come to other schools or colleges for high school students . Common efforts of the school community are focused on how to provide a friendly atmosphere for all students , to create the most favorable conditions for the development of each student , regardless of gender, nationality and religion.

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Early Years & Lower years. Most younger - it's Early Years, where children 3 - 4 years. Here kids involved in groups up to 10 people under the supervision of the teacher and his assistant . Branch Lower Years intended for children 5 - 9 years. Here in the first half of the day the children get basic knowledge accounts , letters, literacy. In the afternoon, held creative activities such as painting, singing , cooking, as well as playgrounds and sports classes . From the age of 5 , the teachers talk to their pupils in French while most of these activities . All this happens in a light and free-form , no special lessons. As a result , many children in the transition to primary school is almost fluent in French.

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Middle Years. Branch Middle Years for children 9 - 13 years preparing their students for the first major entrance exams, as they are designed for students 13 + in most British private schools. In preparing the emphasis is on math and English. Boys and girls are different intermediate testing in order to monitor the level of their progress and to adequately assess their prospects . In addition , some schools (eg , Eton College, Westminster School and Marlborough) follow the progress and achievements of students Hampton Court House, in order to then offer them a conditional admission to school on stage 13 + Common Entrance. In recent years, high school students got a place in Kingston Grammar School, Tiffin Boys 'School, Latymer Upper, St Paul's Girls' School, Godolphin & Latymer , etc.

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Upper Years. Teens 13 - 16 years remaining in Hampton Court House, continue their education in the department of Upper Years pass and the school curriculum for a certificate GCSE ( General Certificate of Secondary Education) . Students learn English, math , science, and at least one foreign language . Offered a choice : English literature , computer technology , geography, history, additional foreign language , psychology , Latin, art. Upon graduation, students Hampton Court House can come to any UK schools and colleges . Former students of the school are now studying in Westminster School, City of London School, The Brit School, Esher College, Hurtwood House, Halliford School, American Community School, Kingston Grammar School, Surbiton High Schooli.

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