1. By Meggie Gibbins and Louisa Naismith.

2. Nursery's At Spanish nursery’s before they would go and play they would form a ring and have a story. If it was your birthday then they would give you presents and a birthday cake. For lunch they would normally have salads. At about mid-day they would have a siesta because it was to hot to play. This is the type of bed they would sleep in.

3. More about Nursery’s Spanish children start nursery at round about 3 years old and then leave at 6. When you leave nursery to start school they give you a leaving present. Spanish nursery having a nursery trip.

4. Schools in Spain. Around 30% of the school children in Spain go to privet schools. Children start at 6 and stay on for 8 years and when they are 14 they get a leaving certificate. This is a Spanish school.

5. More about Schools. If they have high marks then they go on to a higher secondary school and those who don’t move on to a vocational school.

6. Similarities Some similarities are that they have tests and so do we. We get to learn Spanish and they can learn English.

7. Differences Some differences are that the don’t have to wear a school uniform. In nurseries they have siestas. You get a certificate when you leave primary school.

8. Thank you for watching!!! We give a special thank you to Megan Wilson who helped us with our facts!!!