Read the text and mark the following sentences as True or False.

Schools in England are not the same as in our country. Children begin to go to school when they are five years old. From five to seven they are in infant schools. An infant school is like a kindergarten. The children draw and paint, they sing and listen to stories which the teacher reads to them. They also play games. In these schools they begin to learn to read and write.
From seven to eleven children in England go to a junior school. Here they all learn to read and write and do mathematics.
From eleven to sixteen boys and girls in England go to a secondary school. They begin to learn in form one. The sixth form is the last form in this school. They have many subjects in their timetable.
In England schoolchildren do not go to schools on Saturdays and Sundays.
1. Schools in England are the same as in Russia. ...
2. Children start learning to read and write at the age of five. ...
3. At junior school children learn to read and do mathematics. ...
4. In England children begin to learn in form one when they are eleven. ...
5. The sixth form is the last form in English school. ...
6. Sunday is the only day off. ...