World’s highest school is situated in ___________, at a height of 5,373 metres above sea level.

The top ____ percent of graduates who are qualified to be teachers can actually become a teacher in Finland.

In the Italian grading system, students are graded according to a scale ranging from 0 to _______ .

Until 2005, most private schools were illegal in _______.

Students are paid to study in universities in ______ .

It is quite common to see ______ training in Israeli schools!

Back in 2014, there was an elementary school in Turin, Italy that only had ________.

he children in the Netherlands start school on their _____ birthday so there’s always someone new in class.

In a remote area of Colombia, kids ______.

Some schools in Germany have been built to look like a white _____.

French children have __________.

Teachers are real people. They _____ lives outside of school.

One of the subjects taught in Icelandic schools is ______.

In Brazil children start school at _____.

Argentina has their Christmas break _____.

In China they have an average of _____ pupils per class