Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition: Difference between revisions

The second stage, and the first mandatory one, is the ''šermālgyumi tarlāmaha'' (basic school), which is always either government-controlled (''šarivāṇi š. t.'') or monastic (''ñæltryaukire š. t.'') — private basic schools are forbidden by law<ref>As everywhere in Chlouvānem society, monasteries are considered neither private nor public, but almost like a world for themselves, even partially independent from the Inquisition itself.</ref>. Like for first schools, almost every parish has at least a basic school; in the smallest parishes that have them, it is usual to have first and basic schools in the same building or plot of land.<br/> Grades of basic schools are age-dependant, though it is not rare to find pupils that skip the second grade due to a particular talent, passing directly from the first to the third grade (such a child is colloquially called ''maihælinaikīn''); much rarer is the case of children that after one or two months of the first grade are directly assigned into a second grade for the rest of the year. Children enter basic school during their sixth year of life; the four grades are called ''lahīla (heirah)'' (first (year)), ''hælinaika'' (second), ''pāmvende'' (third), and ''nęltende'' (fourth).<br/>
Basic schools, as their name already says, have the purpose of giving children the basic teachings propedeutical for everything else. In practice, this means Chlouvānem grammar (''chlǣvānumi dhāḍi našketoe''), basic notions of religion and civic education (''lileṃlīlta'' - no distinction between them is made in Chlouvānem society), maths (''smoḍatarlā''), history (''avyāṣmaita''), geography (''babhrātarlā''), sport classes (''rašvātra(i)'': archery (''nījogākonanah'') and athletics (''mædhrarašvātra'')) and usually another language: in areas with a second official language (so-called ''ethnic dioceses'') it's usually that one; otherwise it is most commonly [[Skyrdagor]] (''ṣurṭāgyumi dhāḍa''), sometimes [[Qualdomelic]] (''valdēmǣldumi dhāḍa''), [[Cerian]] (''jarajræltyumi dhāḍa''), or [[Brono-Fathanic|Bronic]] (''broenyumi dhāḍa'').