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B. Children are playing chess in there room now.
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"The education system was Velikobritaniya for many centuries and currently is subject to strict quality standards. Education in Britain is compulsory for all citizens aged from 5 to 16 years.
There are two sectors of education: public (free education) and private (fee-based educational institutions, private schools). In the UK there are two systems of education that are easy to get along with, one in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the second in Scotland.
According to UNESCO and OECD in 2012 in the country were enrolled 3.5 million students, of which 427 thousand were foreign citizens. However, about 27 thousand Englishmen trained abroad."
