Education in The Czech Republic - Elementary Schools

Elementary Schools

The elementary school consists of nine grades which are divided to two substages. The first stage (grades 1–5) is usually referred to as a primary school and the second stage (grades 6–9) a secondary schools. In towns and cities both stages are usually implemented into one school; however, some villages only offer the first stage and the older children have to commute to the nearest town. There is also an exception of grammar schools which are attended by children from the sixth to thirteenth grade. This type of school is usually meant as a route to universities.

Sample grade 5 Elementary School timetable
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
08.00-08.45 am Czech Czech Mathematics Czech Czech
08.55-09.40 am English Biology History Biology Mathematics
09.40-10.00 am break
10.00-10.45 am Mathematics Mathematics Czech English Arts
10.55-11.40 am Geography Physical Education Mathematics Arts Music
11.50-12.35 pm Czech English Czech Arts English
12.45-1.30 pm Physical Education
Sample grade 9 Elementary School timetable
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
07.45-08.30 am Mathematics Physical Education Science Czech Geography
08.40-09.25 am Geography Physical Education Biology Mathematics English
09.25-09.45 am break
09.45-10.30 am History Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies Czech
10.40-11.25 am Czech Czech Mathematics English Biology
11.35-12.20 pm Arts Chemistry French History French
12.30-1.15 pm Arts English Music Chemistry Science
1.25-2.10 pm
2.20-3.05 pm French

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