Schooling in your nation

by **Qasheer** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 1:19 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?
Both, even since the first Jihd (1450) where all children and men must learn religious teaching (especially the Muslim)

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?
Yes. It starts when one child become 6 and most likely to end when they reached 19 years old. However, some would end at 20 to 25 based on their grades on compulsory examinations.

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?
Yes. Male students use long-sleeve white shirt, dark-blue pants (until calf for Muslims and until knee for non-Muslims) and some school set neckties for student of various colours. Female students however uses long-sleeve white shirt (sometime short-sleeve only for non-Muslims) and pinafore (until knee only for non-Muslims).

What values do your nations' schools instill?
For the whole lifetime of their education, Muslims will more likely to go with the 8 Principals of Qasheer Darrulalwahda while non-Muslims will more likely to go with the their principals based on their religion.

Is religion allowed in schools?
Yes. There are subjects dedicated for that matter.

What language(s) are classes conducted in?
English is the primary language and is the language that teacher uses in classes. Other languages are allowed but their usage must be minimized.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?
6-8 hours at most, and some might undergo 12 hours. School starts from Monday to Friday. Some might until Saturday. In 6 hours school, they start from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm or 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. School that has 8 hours will start from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm or 7:15 am to 2:15 am or 7:30 am to 2:30 am. For 12 hours school day, they start from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. On Friday or Saturday, students will go home early at least before 11:45 for the Muslims to perform Friday prayer and the SDA to do their Sabbath. In 12 hours school day, they will have additional 1 hours of recess starting from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm to perform said prayers.

If there are after-class activities, additional 2 hours are added. However, for 12 hours school day, 2 hours will decreased and replaced with the additional 2 hours.

What classes are compulsory?
English Literature and Writings, Science (and other form of Science), Math (and other form of Math), Physical & Health Education (Only compulsory to athletes), Sex Education (for Jr. High students), Religious Teaching (Islam, Christian, Catholic, etc...) and Living Skills

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?
Local Languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Malay etc...), Foreign Languages (German, Italian, Spanish and etc...), Practical Science, Cultural Class, People Studies Class, Politics Class, Linguist Class, Music Class, Art Class and ETC...

Do students get lunch/break periods?
Yes. For 6 hours school day, there is only one lunch/break periods. For 8 hours school day, there are two. For 12 hours school day, there are two (and each period last for an hour unlike 6-8 hours school day which only last for 30 minutes to 45 minutes).

Most popular after-school programs?
Club activities like the Track and Field Club, Debate Club, the United Nation Club, Book Club, Library Club, Languages Club, Swimming Club and more!

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?
Verbal warning, public punishment (of all sort), suspension, detention, cleaning duties, reprogramme, or expel.

Can students be held back for poor performance?
Yup. 2 years at most.

by **New Hyannis** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 3:04 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Education is handled exclusively by private institutions with no connections to the state.

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? No, of course it is not, but it is a rare parent who does not secure at least some education for their offspring.

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? As schools are 100% private, this varies.

What values do your nations' schools instill? In addition to practical learning such as maths, social skills, chemistry, technical skills and the like, our schools tend to strive to instill in our youth ideas of the value of liberty and personal rights, and the responsibilities of a Freeman in the world today.

Is religion allowed in schools? Yes, of course. To attempt to exclude religion from society is a fool's errand at best.

What language(s) are classes conducted in? Most will be conducted in English, but some ethnic schools use other languages.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? Most schools run from Monday to Friday, and from 9 AM to 5 PM or so, with many variations.

What classes are compulsory? This varies by school, but usually courses such as mathematics, civics, law, history, and the like will be mandatory in most schools.

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? This varies widely between schools.

Do students get lunch/break periods? Generally speaking, yes.

Most popular after-school programs? Again, this is massively varied, with everything from golf, horseback riding, football, MMA, gun clubs, and more.

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Again, this varies, but corporal punishment is not allowed by law.

Can students be held back for poor performance? In most schools, this is entirely possible.

by **Anhar** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 1:55 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Exclusively public.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, until the age of eighteen.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? No, this decision is up to the schools themselves.
What values do your nations' schools instill? Scholarship, science, empiricism, and the pursuit of one's interests.
Is religion allowed in schools? No.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Anhari Arabic.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? School days are typically 6.5 hours are span from Monday to Thursday, with a three day weekend.
What classes are compulsory? Language (Arabic), Mathematics, History, Political theory, Philosophy, Literature, Sciences.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Technical/Trade skills, Engineering, Robotics, Music, Arts, Apprenticeships.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes.
Most popular after-school programs? National youth programs and sports groups.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Students are generally reprimanded through detention and other disciplinary actions for small offenses. More serious offenses and repeat offenses generally warrant the intervention of proper social service specialists in order to help students overcome the difficulties they are facing that have led to their behavior.
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes.

by **The One True Benxboro Empire** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 3:59 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both exist. Primary and secondary schools are managed by assistant Inquisitors and funded by local school boards, which are under the jurisdiction of the local government. Higher education comes in the form of Imperial academies, Sole Church seminaries, and finishing schools, the first of which are run by the Imperial Army's Bureau of Indoctrination and Training. Finishing schools are run by families of nobles.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Education is compulsory for boys from 5 to 17. For girls, it is compulsory from 5 to 15.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Uniforms are not required at all schools, though those that do generally require military uniforms, Sole Church cloaks, or hooded dresses depending on who's attending.
What values do your nations' schools instill? Primary and secondary schools instill loyalty to the Emperor and to The Benx, as well as a belief in the glory and invincibility of the Empire; the primacy of men in ruling and defending society; the inferiority of demons and the insidious evil of heresy; discipline; manliness; womanliness; and respect for one's natural superiors in the nobility. Academies instill manliness, discipline, bravery, skill with weapons, ingenuity, respect for war and superiors, and duty to the Empire. Seminaries emphasize piety, discipline, respect, manliness and dogma. Finishing schools emphasize womanliness, knowing one's place, the importance of Imperial women in preserving the Empire and producing its' future generations, kindness and feminine honor.
Is religion allowed in schools? Yes. Children pray at lunchtime to The Benx in the prayer chambers of every school, and at dawn the inhabitants of finishing schools, seminaries and academies report to the chamber within their dormitory which contains the Spear of Benx.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Benxborian, Old and modern.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? They are typically eight hours long, and are held from Bennu to Maronny (the first and fifth days of the week respectively, in Benxborian).
What classes are compulsory? Mathematics, Imperial Studies, Piety, Womanliness (for girls), Manly Honor (for boys), Physical Education (for boys), Writing, and Reading.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Electives include Philology (for boys), Culinary Arts, Weapons Training (for boys), Mastery, Health, Science, and Arts (for girls).
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes. The lunch break is an hour long.
Most popular after-school programs? Sports, knitting, cooking and childcare.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Teachers will single out any misbehaving child, pull down their pants, and whack them with rulers in front of the class for as many times as prescribed by the school curriculum for the given offense. Often, talking in class gets one whack, throwing things gets five, fighting gets ten, and repeated offenses earn as many as twenty extra whacks before the school's security officer is called in to expel the child from the building for the rest of the day.
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes.

by **Viscondy** » Sun Mar 12, 2017 4:22 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? You are free to start your own school if you can financially sustain it, but most schools are public.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, until 16.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? The government doesn't have any legislation requiring or banning uniform.
What values do your nations' schools instill? None.
Is religion allowed in schools? Students are taught about all main religions and lack thereof so that they can make up their own minds.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Viscondian, although private schools can conduct classes in an way they please.
How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? We have 35-hour days because of the time our planet takes to rotate on it's axis, and we don't have weeks. Usually, 13 hours.
What classes are compulsory? After they choose the subjects to study in depth: none.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? All of them.
Do students get lunch/break periods? No government legislation.
Most popular after-school programs? These are not a culturally normal thing.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Not nearly as many things are banned, and the rules that we do have are enforced more psychologically than forcefully.
Can students be held back for poor performance? This is not banned.

by **Anarcha Feminist Gynarchy** » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:36 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?Both types
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?No
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?No
What values do your nations' schools instill?Mainly that women can do what they want to men and have some basic morals
Is religion allowed in schools?Yes, if it is taught it is mainly Dianic Wicca
What language(s) are classes conducted in?Whatever the state language is

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?about 4 hours, then hour lunch/break, and 2 more hours of school
What classes are compulsory?None
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?As needed by students
Do students get lunch/break periods?Yes many
Most popular after-school programs?
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?Not at all. Mainly dis incentivizing
Can students be held back for poor performance?Yes they can

by **Vykrotia** » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:50 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both bust mostly private.

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes until age 17.

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? It depends in which District (state) the school is in.

What values do your nations' schools instill?

Is religion allowed in schools? No.

What language(s) are classes conducted in? English

How long is a typical school day? Five hours.

What days of the week are classes held? Weekdays only.

What classes are compulsory? Science, math, history, language arts, and some type of JROTC.

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Many. Starting in Middle School, here's a list of some:

Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes.

Most popular after-school programs? Technology.

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Removal of certain elements.

Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes.

by **Socialist Techland** » Mon Mar 13, 2017 10:40 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?
Most schools are public. There are a few private ones, though.

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?
The full course of the primary school is compulsory. (Ages 7-12)

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?
Uniforms are required. They all look like typical school uniforms except for the military schools.

What values do your nations' schools instill?
Basic values needed and also patriotism.

Is religion allowed in schools?
Judaism, Christianity, Protestantism and Catholicism only.

What language(s) are classes conducted in?
Mostly English and Techish. Some regions have lessons in their local languages as well.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?
School days range from 5 to 9 hours. Classes are held from Mondays to Fridays.

What classes are compulsory?
English, Techish, Literature, Sciences, Mathematics and Local Languages (for some regions) for all schools.

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?
Pretty much every reasonable type.

Do students get lunch/break periods?
Of course.

Most popular after-school programmes?
Sports.

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?
Action-reaction. Discipline is mandatory.

Can students be held back for poor performance?
Of course.

by **Wiewawoe** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 4:22 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Schools are public, unless you are royalty. Royal children are homeschooled.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Education is compulsory until the age of 16, unless you've been expelled. This means boys are not required to complete their education, since the boys' school goes until age 18. However, if a boy doesn't complete his education, he cannot become a knight, so in practice, boys will complete their education unless they are expelled or otherwise unable to proceed.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Yes. They are completely grey. Boys wear a shirt and pants or a toga. Girls wear a shirt and skirt or a toga.
What values do your nations' schools instill? The values of Weuh. Examples: emotionlessness, loyalty to the Wiewawoeian king and system, obedience… They also learn traditional gender roles (boys learn to fight and hunt; girls learn to cook).
Is religion allowed in schools? Depends what you call "religion", but in general, I'd say no.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? W.E. or C.W., depending on what city or town you are in. It's possible that there is some crazy school up in the North that teaches in A.W., but this is extremely confusing and not the common procedure.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? The First Children's School (preschool) is only a few hours a day. The Second Children's School (kindergarten and first grade) has days of six hours a day, including lunch. The CTC (age 7.5-18 for boys and age 7.5-16 for girls) has eight or nine hour days, including lunch.
What classes are compulsory?
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? None.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes. All schools have a lunch period, though students are not allowed to chat during lunch. Both Children's Schools have a "playtime" period: the toddlers' playtime consists of free play (alone or with each other) and reading picture books; the Second Children's School's playtime enforces Wiewawoeian values during the playing (children are taught to play "appropriately"). The CTC does not have playtime: older children are not allowed to play.
Most popular after-school programs? There are no organized after-school programs.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Teachers are strict and everyone must behave "appropriately". Aside from the usual punishments (like being hit on the hand with a ruler), CTC also uses a point system: if a student behaves badly (including things like smiling or possessing an illegal object), has an unusual appearance, or makes a mistake, they get a certain amount of "punishment points". Students can also repay their mistakes by tattling or doing chores for the school: in these cases, a few punishment points will be erased from the child's record. There is a maximum amount of points a student can get per day and a maximum amount they can have in total. If a student gets more points than either of these maximums, they will be expelled.
Can students be held back for poor performance? No, they would be expelled.

by **Imperium Sidhicum** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 5:34 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?
Education is exclusively a state prerogative, so all educational establishments are operated by the state.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?
Sidhae are cyborgs, built to adult size, so that makes the process of educating them markedly different from organic beings. All Sidhae have a Standard Educational Data Package installed by the time of their activation, which is roughly equivalent to high-school education. How they educate themselves from there on is completely up to themselves.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?
Uniforms of various kinds are pretty much universal throughout Sidh society. Students of universities, colleges and technicums naturally have their own, distinguishing them as members of their particular establishment.
What values do your nations' schools instill?
Young Sidhae are encouraged to be ardently patriotic, selflessly devoted to the service of their empire, and suspicious of any and all outsiders. The basis of this indoctrination is already encoded into their minds by the SEDP, and higher educational establishments only reinforce that indoctrination.
Is religion allowed in schools?
The Way is the only "religion" allowed or tolerated in Sidh society at large, educational facilities being no exception.
What language(s) are classes conducted in?
Sidh, obviously. Foreign languages are usually downloaded and installed as software rather than studied in classes, though it still requires some practice to become proficient at them.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?
Studies take place during weekdays, and go on as a regular work day, from 0800 to 1700.
What classes are compulsory?
Imperial history, Patriotic education, and Civil defense classes are a requirement in all branches of study regardless of their subject or specialization.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?
Students are required to pick at least one elective class for each year in order to accumulate the necessary score for graduation. The subjects of these classes vary greatly, and can be anything from a foreign language to starship navigation.
Do students get lunch/break periods?
Obviously they do. A typical break is 15 minutes, with a lunch break of 1 hour in the mid-day. Sometimes students get gaps of several hours between lectures, which they can spend studying on their own or resting.
Most popular after-school programs?
Young Sidhae enrolled in universities most often partake in one of their university's sports teams, seeing it as a matter of pride to represent their place of study.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?
Discipline isn't really a problem in Sidh educational establishments. Being manufactured to adult size and coded to function as capable adults, even young Sidhae fresh from the progenitory aren't children who are herded in schools and made to spend time there against their will. Sidh youngsters know for a fact that improving their education is expected but voluntary, and if they want to get ahead in life, that is the way, so the ones who choose to study know why they are there and are highly motivated. Any misconduct on their part can be punished with either a reprimand, a fine, or in the worst cases expulsion.
Can students be held back for poor performance?
Absolutely. Education in the Imperium is free, but that doesn't mean the state will allow underperformers to drag along at it's expense. Examinations are tough and quickly separate wheat from chaff - if a student can't make the cut, he drops out and that's the end of it.

by **Imperial States America** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 8:43 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? their all private schools here are a luxury and a privilege that you must earn and pay for out of pocket
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?yes starting at age 4 boys and girls get taught the lessons they'll need to live in the ISA such as girls will learn how to be obedient and submissive women, boys will learn how to do certain jobs and some will prepare for a life in the military
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?yes girls wear dresses with heels and boys wear pants with tennis shoes
What values do your nations' schools instill?traditional values of gender roles and racial superiority
Is religion allowed in schools?yes all students must take two full years of religious education classes in order to move up a grade
What language(s) are classes conducted in?english

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?8 hours everyday except the weekends
What classes are compulsory?all
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?none
Do students get lunch/break periods?yes
Most popular after-school programs?most sports are played
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?through strict rules and punishments
Can students be held back for poor performance?yes

by **Calindelo** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 1:06 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?

Both Exists.

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?

No, but heavily encouraged.

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?

Public = No
Private = Depends

What values do your nations' schools instill?

To be a smart, Selfless human being.

Is religion allowed in schools?

Yes, but discouraged.

What language(s) are classes conducted in?

Elementary - Czech, German, Polish (Depending on region)
Middle School - English
Highschool - College - All stated languages

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?

7:00 - 5:00
Tuesday - Thursday / Monday - Thursday (Alternate)

What classes are compulsory?

- Language ( Czech / German / Polish )
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies
- Home Economics
- Arts
- Music
- Physical Education

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?

Many, but most common is Jobshadowing.

Do students get lunch/break periods?

Yes, 1 Hour. (12:00 - 1:00)

Most popular after-school programs?

Sports / Literature / Arts

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?

Community Service / Suspension / Verbal Warning

Can students be held back for poor performance?

Absoloutely.

by **Torotho** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 3:30 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?Schooling is public-only. Mothers are expected to teach their daughters how a woman ought to behave, they receive no other schooling. Boys are shipped into boarding schools. The successful ones are allowed to continue with free education.

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?Yes. Education is compulsory for all males. Females receive none. Failed students are freed from compulsory education, successful ones must remain until 21.

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?Yes. A black sleeveless shirt and black shorts only. Both are simple and unadorned.
What values do your nations' schools instill?Loyalty to the state, and to Is'ki'sak, and to the traditional way of Torotho.

Is religion allowed in schools?State-run schools do not teach religion, but do not forbid it.

What language(s) are classes conducted in?Torothan. Upper-level advanced students can learn French.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?Classes are held every day, but Thursday have only limited hours, as the typical holy day. Classes go from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

What classes are compulsory? All education is standardized. Compulsory classes deal with practical skills, national history, and military ability.

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?Successful students have the opportunity to take a foreign language, French. Optional military classes are also available for successful students.

Do students get lunch/break periods?Yes, two breaks per day.

Most popular after-school programs?There are no official ones except for extra study time. However, many teachers run backroom gambling games.

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?Corporal punishment. The hand, the rod, and the whip are used depending on the level of discipline needed.

Can students be held back for poor performance?Students who do not produce satisfactory results are removed from the education system.

by **East Fraldia** » Tue Mar 14, 2017 4:37 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Private schools are banned.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? All citizens are required to remain in education until the age of 18.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Uniforms are not required.
What values do your nations' schools instill? A firm belief in equality between all people, loyalty to the nation and rejection of capitalist thought.
Is religion allowed in schools? Teachers are not allowed to say anything in favour of religion.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Fralin

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? Classes last 7.5 hours a day, 5 days per week.
What classes are compulsory? Fralin, maths, science, physical education/military education.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Anything one could reasonably expect, though availability varies depending on location.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes, a 15-minute break in the morning and a 50 minute lunch break.
Most popular after-school programs? Marxist reading groups, voluntary labour.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Students that abuse their right to education must take hour-long afterschool re-education sessions until their behaviour improves.
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes.

by **United Northern Anatolia** » Wed Mar 15, 2017 8:10 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both Public and Private schools exist.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Education up to Secondary Education is required (usually age 18-19). Further education is optional.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? No, but they are provided to any families which cannot afford new clothes.
What values do your nations' schools instill? Respect, mentality, and freedom.
Is religion allowed in schools? Generally not, but it is allowed in private schools if they so desire.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? All courses are taught in Anatoli except English and Turkish foreign language courses.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? Students are required to attend school for 6 hours at any time between 6:30 and 17:00 for exactly 251 of 365 days of the year; from June 8th to May 25th on all days but the weekends. Even during most holidays, students are required to attend school but may celebrate the holiday before, after, or during school time. In dangerous weather conditions, such as a flood, hurricane, tsunami, or tornado, students are not required to attend school until the conditions have improved.
What classes are compulsory? All Anatoli language arts and comprehension courses (Anatoli I-X), as well as Math courses up to Pre-Calculus or Statistics, Home Readiness, and Health are required. Even though these are the only mandatory courses, students must have a total of 6 hours of 6 courses for the day.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? All courses other than the above are considered optional, but most are recommended based on the student's choices for future work.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Students are not served lunch at school but may have their meals during the time between classes. Break periods depend on the students desired schedule for the day. These periods could be at any time and last from 30 minutes to several hours in between classes.
Most popular after-school programs? Math Club and History Club, where students learn, tutor, and compete with each other regionally and possibly nationally.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Students are treated like adults after grade 9 and are expected to act like it. Penalties can range from a ticket or fine to a full-scale arrest.
Can students be held back for poor performance? Students must pass only the required classes to graduate school. Optional courses are fitted for students who would like to further their knowledge and skill sets to ease attaining a job.

by **The Huterric Union** » Wed Mar 15, 2017 9:05 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both do exist. Most private schools are for gifted children only, so the majority are publicly educated
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, from 4 to 18
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Not in public school, but at Private schools there are uniforms that differ school to school.
What values do your nations' schools instill? Patriotism, Freedom, Humility, Candour.
Is religion allowed in schools? Religious Education is taught, but faith schools are banned.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Depends on school. All speak English but Hungarian, Huterric, and German cooperate.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? 10am to 6pm, and from Monday to Friday
What classes are compulsory? English, Huterric, Maths, Science, Computer Science, and Combined Languages (where our national languages such as Hungarian, German, and Ditch are taught)
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Too many to list.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes. Break is 10 minutes and Lunch is 20 minutes
Most popular after-school programs? Because we finish late and have a longer school day, we usually have before school programs
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Caning of the hands, and then detentions (where caning happens).
Can students be held back for poor performance? It is mandatory to hold back students who perform badly. If you are at age 25 and have not completed school, you receive no qualifications and minimum wage does not apply to you (and furthermore, if you weren't born in Huterrica and don't have citizenship then deportation is guaranteed).

by **Stacramon** » Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:46 pm

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? All schools are technically public, because education is free in Stacramon. However, some schools are better than others, and the better schools sometimes run mandatory fundraisers to make up for lost profits.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Education is compulsory until the age of 14. After that age is passed, you could drop out, although this would not be a good decision for you to make.
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Depends on the school
What values do your nations' schools instill? Morality is more important than whatever faith you may have.
Is religion allowed in schools? Yes, there are some religious schools, like Catholic Schools, in Stacramon.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? English (American) and Spanish (Spain's version)
How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? School days run until 2:00 PM from Monday through Friday
What classes are compulsory?
Elementary: Mathematics, English, Spanish, Stacramite History, Geography, Culture, and Engineering
Middle: Pre-Algebra, English, Spanish, The Allied Nations of Welmsworth History, Geography, Culture, Engineering, and Self-Defense
High: Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, English, Spanish, EITHER Italian or French (you can also take both), World History, Geography, Culture, Engineering, and Self-Defense
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?
Elementary: Arts and Crafts, Basics of Music, Italian, French, Self-Defense, Introduction to Pre-Algebra, and Physical Education
Middle: Arts and Crafts, School Band, Italian, French, and Physical Education
High: Arts and Crafts, School Band, Choice of anywhere from 15 to 30 School Clubs, and Physical Education.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Students are allowed to eat breakfast during their first two classes, lunch is fifth period, school lets out in ninth period
Most popular after-school programs? Band
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Every student gets to make their case to their teacher before the teachers says anything, and teachers must check with the principal and vice principal before instilling any punishments.
Can students be held back for poor performance? No, poor performance gets you into summer school.

by **Taiyochi** » Fri Mar 17, 2017 5:04 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?
Both type of school exists

Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?
Yes, from 6 to 18/19

Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?
Primary School : No
Junior High : Yes , it looks like this

Senior High : Yes, it looks like this

What values do your nations' schools instill?
Faith, Intelligence, Creativity

Is religion allowed in schools?
Yes, it's a core subject in every grade

What language(s) are classes conducted in?
Taiyo, except international schools

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?
From Monday to Friday, with holidays in early Summer and late winter.
Elementary : 9 AM to 3 PM
Junior High : 8 AM to 3 PM
Senior High : 8 AM to 4 PM
usually, senior high students study times extend to more than 8 hours, mostly they spend their study time for 13 hours (8 hours studying in school and 5 hours of tutoring classes/self-study)

What classes are compulsory?
Primary : Ethics, Taiyo language, mathematics, science, social studies, PE, arts (also music), islamic studies (for muslim), moral education (for non muslims)
Middle : Mathematics, English, Taiyo language, social studies, science, PE, arts (also music) islamic studies (for muslim only), moral education (for non-muslims)
High : Taiyo language, ethics, social studies, mathematics, science, technology and home economics, physical education, music, fine arts, and English (first year)
after they finished the first year, they have to choose their major areas to study (mostly they choose in the same path as the major they want to take in the college)
A. Humanities & social studies (geography, history, politics, economics and cultural studies)

B. Natural sciences (physics, chemistry, biology and earth science), or vocational training)

What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?
Foreign languages (such as french, spanish, arabic)
Traditional/Modern Arts

Do students get lunch/break periods?
Yes, lunch time is from 11:45 to 12:30

Most popular after-school programs?
Sports Club, Art Club, Dance Club

How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?
Taiyo education uses 'Marking System' which, for students who do not follow the school rules will get a bad marks on their education and will affect to their report card, even their future education, and if the bad marks are exceeding over 15, they'll subject to rehabilitation.

Can students be held back for poor performance?
No. Students who did poor performance in the school will have a second chance to test again, and they'll be given an additional study in holidays/weekends.
Students who did not pass the final exam (CQT, College Qualification Test) can try again next year.

by **Fourth Brotherhood of Nordic Nations** » Fri Mar 17, 2017 8:25 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Until age 18
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? No
What values do your nations' schools instill? None, we just teach the basic skills necessary in life
Is religion allowed in schools? Yes but not required
What language(s) are classes conducted in? Whatever the local language is (there are 8 major languages in Scandinavian countries)

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? Mon-Fri 8AM-3PM
What classes are compulsory? Any class that involves math, science, reading and writing
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Philosophy/religion, history, geography, and arts
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes, usually a 30 minute lunch and 15 minute break
Most popular after-school programs? Sports and chess
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Usually referrals to the parents, might include suspension/expulsion for serious offenses
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes

by **Darussalam** » Fri Mar 17, 2017 11:43 pm

by **Charellia** » Sun Mar 19, 2017 12:08 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Both exist, but private schools are subject to stringent oversight
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, until age 18
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? No
What values do your nations' schools instill? Critical thinking, love of knowledge, civic mindedness, and political engagement
Is religion allowed in schools? Allowed, but not taught except in Advanced-level electives
What language(s) are classes conducted in? English

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? 7 hours, Monday to Thursday
What classes are compulsory? Mathematics, Science, Charellian History, Geography, Civics, Life Skills, Literature and Composition
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? Depending on the school, Music, various performing arts, Psychology, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Law, Calculus, various sciences, various practical subjects such as woodworking. Every compulsory subject can be taken at a more advanced level as an elective by students wishing to continue their studies in the field.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes, every student is entitled to 90 minutes of break time, the exact distribution of which is to be determined by school administrators.
Most popular after-school programs? Organized sports, music or dance clubs, study groups
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Students can have privileges suspended, or be asked to leave class if they are disruptive
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes

by **The English Regions** » Sun Mar 19, 2017 4:24 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Practically all are public, bar a small yet considerable number of "Specialised" lyceums and "Specialised" Secondary schools which are non-profit institutions. Examples of this, are the 14 National Lyceums and College of Dance, the 54 Regional Technological Lyceums, the 22 National Institutes of the Olympiad and Sport and also the 17 Lyceums for the Blind and Deaf.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, till either 18 (opt-out) or 20 (94.3% leave at this age)
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? No, except in a couple of non-profits institutions.
What values do your nations' schools instill? Unity, Liberty, Compassion, Acceptance, Inclusiveness,
Is religion allowed in schools? No, schools are not allowed to promote one religion, even religious and ethics lessons must cover all religions without discrimination.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? French and English primarily, along with Italian to a lesser extent.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? From Monday to Friday, varies by day in terms of length.
What classes are compulsory? All classes till 16.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? After 16, bar maths, certain sciences and gym. Although they must take at least 2 other languages, bar French and English.
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes, at least 1 hour for lunch. In a six- hour period, they must receive at least 2 breaks beside lunch of at least 20 minutes.
Most popular after-school programs? Sports or language.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Modern-based approach, corporal punishment is strictly illegal and has been federally since 1931. Detention is not practised in most regions and is banned before the age of 14.
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes, but very rarely.

by **UKCS** » Sun Mar 19, 2017 4:30 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? - "private". Such heresies do not exist.
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? - mandatory up until the age of 16 (must stay in some form of education until 18).
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? - each school gets to choose its own uniform.
What values do your nations' schools instill? - Whatever the Council decides. I guess.
Is religion allowed in schools? - practicing religion in our nation (other than Buddhism) is punishable by death, so the only time religion is mentioned is to say how horrible it is etc.
What language(s) are classes conducted in? - Regional languages. Russian in Russian Province, English in UKCS province, you get the idea.

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? - 8:50/9:10 - 3:15. Monday to Friday.
What classes are compulsory? - English (literacy), Maths, the sciences, at least 2 "humanities" subjects.
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? - what.
Do students get lunch/break periods? - yes, break - 11:15 - 11:30, and lunch - 12:30 - 1:30.
Most popular after-school programs? - sports, I guess.
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? - if you are referring to such things as the cane, we would never allow such barbaric practices to be used.
Can students be held back for poor performance? - I guess so?

by **The Selkie** » Sun Mar 19, 2017 4:51 am

Good morning,
the situation in the Free Lands is like to this:

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist?

Most schools are public, while I am not sure about how to classify the Temple Schools.Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age?

Yes, until Graduation from 10th class regardless of age. Most student are between 15 and 17 Springs by that time.Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like?

Depends on the school, if uniforms are required or not, or how they look.What values do your nations' schools instill?

Respect for both oneself, others and what is around a person, strength and courage. The constant pursuit of wisdom, not knowledge, but wisdom, is also high on the agenda, as well as the betterment of oneself.Is religion allowed in schools?

Yes, both in the City-Schools and in the Temple-Schools. For the Selkie in attendance, there is usually a small grove set aside on the grounds for prayers. Knowledge about other religions is taught as well in a subject called Religious Sciences.What language(s) are classes conducted in?

Except for language classes, which are after a certain degree of knowledge held in the language taught, all lessons are in Selkie.
How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held?

The length of the school day depends on the grade one is in, but for the oldest students, school goes from 9 o'clock a.m. to 2 o'clock p.m., lasting for six periods of 45 minutes and breaks inbetween, with after-school activities usually starting at 3 o'clock p.m.. School's in session from Monday to Friday with elective classes on Saturday.What classes are compulsory?

History, Physical Education/Sports, Philosophy, Grammar Class/Languge, Literature and Poetry, English, one more foreign language, Mathematics, Sciences, Music, Art, Geography (only in elementary school).What kinds of elective classes are available, if any?

Elaborations of Sciences, mainly Physics, Biology and Chemistry, Home Economics, Geography (as continued from elementary school) and then it depends on the school in question.Do students get lunch/break periods?

They get breaks and there is lunch break between 2 and 3 o'clock p.m..Most popular after-school programs?

Called after-school activities or clubs here, there popularity widely depends on the area in question. Generally speaking, though, are musical clubs well received and sports club tend to be rather popular as well.How is discipline handled in your nations' schools?

Helping the groundskeepers is one form of punishment, detention is another one, banning from after-school activities is also practiced, suspension is the last resort. Corporal punishment is forbidden, but Sports Teachers tend to use misbehaving students as practice dummies.Can students be held back for poor performance?

Yes.

by **Lamerika** » Mon Mar 20, 2017 6:12 am

Are schools in your nation exclusively public or private, or do both types of schools exist? Exclusively Public
Is education compulsory? If yes, until what age? Yes, until 18
Are uniforms required? If yes, what do they look like? Yes https://hahachn.files.wordpress.com/201 ... niform.jpg
What values do your nations' schools instill? Loyalty, Compassion, and the ability to think and solve problems
Is religion allowed in schools? No
What language(s) are classes conducted in?

How long is a typical school day? What days of the week are classes held? 8 hours a day, from Monday to Friday
What classes are compulsory? English, Math, Physical Education, Science, Mandarin, Music
What kinds of elective classes are available, if any? A wide array of arts and technical skills
Do students get lunch/break periods? Yes, students typically get a 50 minute lunch break every day
Most popular after-school programs? Sports like Hockey and Soccer
How is discipline handled in your nations' schools? Teachers can hold students after class, and make them preform menial labour liking cleaning up the school with the janitor, but nothing to harsh
Can students be held back for poor performance? Yes

Schooling in your nation

Education in the Stacramite Empire

Who is online