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The UK high school system does not cover Bayes Theorem.
If you choose maths as one of your A-levels, there's a good chance you will cover stats 1 which includes the formula for Bayes' Theorem and how to apply it to calculate medical test false positives/false negatives (and equivalent problems). However it isn't named and the significance to science/rationality is not explained, so it's just seen as "one more formula to learn".
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(nods) True enough.
That said, you're absolutely right that it looks completely different from "the other side."
What does it look like?