types of schools

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state schools
funded by gov
faith schools  
schools run by a particular religion rather than the state
specialist schools 
schools with a specific focus within the curriculum
vocational education 
training for a specific vocation in industry/trade
free schools 
public schools where parents don't have to pay
private schools 
schools that operate on money received through various forms of funding
comprehensive schools 
non selective ed system where all children attend the same type of secondary school
selective schools 
schools that can choose their pupils based on their ability
independent schools
private schools
not run/ paid for by the state
independent sector schools
isn't dependent on gov for financing its operations
funded by tuition and donations
grammar schools  
secondary schools in which admission is granted on the basis of ability
state funded schools 
schools in england which provide ed to pupils aged 3-18
public schools
schools that are paid for by taxes and managed by local gov for the benefit of the general public
home schooling 
teaching children at home as an alternative to enrolling them in a public/private school