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Comprehensive school
/kˌɒmpɹɪhˈɛnsɪv skˈuːl/
/kˌɑːmpɹɪhˈɛnsɪv skˈuːl/Comprehensive school
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école secondaire intégrée, lycée polyvalent
a British or Canadian secondary school that provides a broad curriculum to students of all abilities and backgrounds, without selecting based on academic ability
What is a "comprehensive school"?
A comprehensive school is a type of secondary school that offers a broad range of subjects and education to all students, regardless of their academic abilities or backgrounds. The aim is to provide equal opportunities for all students by not selecting them based on academic performance. Comprehensive schools often provide both academic and vocational programs, allowing students to pursue a variety of interests and career paths. They are common in many countries, particularly in the UK, and offer a more inclusive approach to education compared to selective schools.
Example
Students at the comprehensive school benefit from a diverse learning environment that accommodates varying abilities and interests.
Unlike selective schools, comprehensive schools in the UK do not require students to pass entrance exams for admission.
The comprehensive school offers a wide range of subjects and extracurricular activities to cater to the diverse needs of its students.
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