Special school

1. Відповідно до освітнього рівня, який забезпечується загальноосвітнім навчальним закладом (I ступінь - початкова школа, що забезпечує початкову загальну освіту, II ступінь - основна школа, що забезпечує базову загальну середню освіту, III ступінь - старша школа, що забезпечує повну загальну середню освіту, як правило, з профільним спрямуванням навчання), та особливостей учнівського контингенту існують різні типи загальноосвітніх навчальних закладів.

Школи кожного з трьох ступенів можуть функціонувати разом або самостійно.
До загальноосвітніх навчальних закладів належать:

школа I-III ступенів;

спеціалізована школа (школа-інтернат) I-III ступенів з поглибленим вивченням окремих предметів та курсів;

гімназія (гімназія-інтернат) - навчальний заклад II-III ступенів з поглибленим вивченням окремих предметів відповідно до профілю;

колегіум (колегіум-інтернат) - навчальний заклад II-III ступенів філологічно-філософського та (або) культурно-естетичного профілю;

ліцей (ліцей-інтернат) - навчальний заклад III ступеня з профільним навчанням та допрофесійною підготовкою (може надавати освітні послуги II ступеня, починаючи з 8 класу);

школа-інтернат I-III ступенів - навчальний заклад з частковим або повним утриманням за рахунок держави дітей, які потребують соціальної допомоги;

спеціальна школа (школа-інтернат) I-III ступенів - навчальний заклад для дітей, які потребують корекції фізичного та (або) розумового розвитку;

санаторна школа (школа-інтернат) I-III ступенів - навчальний заклад з відповідним профілем для дітей, які потребують тривалого лікування;

школа соціальної реабілітації - навчальний заклад для дітей, які потребують особливих умов виховання (створюється окремо для хлопців і дівчат);
вечірня (змінна) школа II-III ступенів - навчальний заклад для громадян, які не мають можливості навчатися у школах з денною формою навчання;

навчально-реабілітаційний центр - навчальний заклад для дітей з особливими освітніми потребами, зумовленими складними вадами розвитку.

Specialist schools, also known as specialised schools or specialized schools, are schools which specialise in a certain area or field of curriculum.[1][2][3] In some countries, for example New Zealand, the term is used exclusively for schools specialising in special needs education, which are typically known as special schools.

In Europe
Specialist schools have been recognised in Europe for a long period of time. In some countries such as Germany and the Netherlands, education specialises when students are aged 13, which is when they are enrolled to either an academic or vocational school (the former being known in Germany as a gymnasium). Many other countries in Europe specialise education from the age of 16.[4]

Germany
N**i Germany
The N**i Regime established new specialist schools with the aim of training the future N**i Party elite and leaders of Germany:[5][6]

National Political Institutes of Education – Run in a similar way to military academies, these were boarding schools for boys aged 10–18. They fell under the control of the Schutzstaffel (SS) from 1936.
Adolf Hi**er Schools – These were free-to-attend boarding specialist schools for leadership, serving 12–18-year olds. Students were selected for their leadership skills and A***n likeness.
Order Castles – These schools trained elite 25–30-year olds who were expected to become future political and military leaders.
Since 1945
After the Second World War, Germany was separated into the capitalist West Germany and communist East Germany. In East Germany, a comprehensive system of education was established while in West Germany a specialised system was present. After German reunification in 1990, the former East Germany abandoned comprehensive education and implemented the specialised education of West Germany.[4]

In modern Germany, education becomes specialised from the age of 13, with students attending either academic schools known as gynmnasiums or vocational schools.[4] Vocational specialist schools and academies offer vocational qualifications.[7]

Netherlands
In the Netherlands, many specialist schools exist within the public education system.[8] Education is specialised between vocational and academic schools from the age of 13,[4] however there are many specialist schools in the primary sector of education, with specific types including partnership schools, Dalton schools and brede schools/community schools.[8]

Brede schools (broad schools), also known as extended schools or community schools,[9] combine education with important parental and children's services such as childcare and community health centres, and follow a goal of delivering effective and affectionate education while granting equal opportunities of education to adults, children and teenagers.[10] They may also be an alliance between schools and services rather than one institution[11] (e.g. the DE Brede School in Amsterdam is a collaboration between three separate primary schools).[12] Brede schools do not receive additional funding on a national level, nor is there a centralised model of brede schooling, with funding and policy being decided locally. In Rotterdam for example, brede schools are integrated into the education system. In addition to primary schools, pre-schools and secondary schools can also be brede schools. There are over 1,200 brede schools. In the 1990s, the majority of breed schools were located in areas which were historically deprived, namely those with significant levels of migration

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