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elitism
when you favour a small, privileged group
selective
pupils are chosen for entry, usually for academic reasons, though, in the case of some private schools, parents’ ability to pay school fees may be a factor in s
wellendowed
receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people, etc.
excel
achieve an excellent standard
when everyone has the same chances
equality of opportunity
money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of need
bursaries
the three Rs,
reading, writing and arithmetic
[threatening behaviour]
bullying
richer
better off
education at university or college level
tertiary education
perpetuate
make something continue
takes attention away
distraction
adult students older than the average student
mature students
