Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.
Which sentence is not true?
In Britain compulsory education begins at 5, and children attend primary school until they are 11. Normally the primary school is divided into Infants (5-7) and Juniors (7-11). During this time each class of children is taught by one teacher a whole year and this teacher takes them for all subjects. At the age of 11 most children go to a comprehensive school, where they stay until they are 16. Nobody is allowed to leave school until they are 16. Some parents, who do not want their children to go a comprehensive, pay to send their children to independent schools. Independent schools for pupils aged 11 to 19 are known as «public» schools – but they are private and receive no state funding.
In Britain children go to school at 5.
They may not leave school until they are 16.
In primary schools one teacher takes each class of children for all subjects.
Parents pay to send their children to a comprehensive school.
A comprehensive school and a «public» school are different kinds of secondary schools.
