English textbooks for class 6 often feature stories and passages that mention various types of schools. While the specific types may vary depending on the textbook, here are some common examples:

• Public Schools:

  These are generally government-funded schools that offer education to all children, often without tuition fees.

• Private Schools:

  These schools are run by private organizations and typically charge tuition fees. They may offer specialized programs or cater to specific communities.

• Boarding Schools:

  These schools provide accommodation and meals for students, who live at the school during the term.

• Day Schools:

  Students attend these schools during the day and return home in the evening. Most schools are day schools.

• International Schools:

  These schools often follow an international curriculum and cater to students from various countries.

• Vocational Schools:

  These schools focus on providing practical skills and training for specific trades or occupations.

The textbook may also allude to schools in different cultural or historical contexts, further expanding the types of schools mentioned.