What are the differences between German and English schools?

German children generally start school later than English (Germans start about age 5). German schools often start slightly earlier and end earlier, around 1pm. They also tend to go to school on Saturdays. Most German schools don't have a school uniform. Although, obviously these things will vary in different areas. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!

Answered by EmJT | 2024-06-10

German school is a lot harder and after elementary school they go to different schools (low level middle level and high level) and they make an a-level which is a lot harder than the american state tests ;)

Answered by laurajemmett97 | 2024-06-10

German and English schools differ in their starting age, school structure, school hours, uniforms, parental involvement, and educational goals. Germany offers a multi-track system and emphasizes vocational training, whereas England mainly uses comprehensive schools for secondary education. These differences illustrate distinct educational philosophies in both countries.
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Answered by EmJT | 2024-12-20