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Тема « Schools in Britain Учитель: Стадничук

Лолита Александровна

Guess You go there every day except weekends .

You study different subjects there.

The children, who go there, are called pupils .

Schools in Britain

Plan:

-subjects

-types of schools

-lessons

-uniforms

-traditions….

-school rules

-clubs

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Education in Great Britain is compulsory and free for all children between the ages of 5 and 16.

There are 3 types of school in Britain: infant, primary and secondary schools .

Nursery schools or

playgroups

Many British children attend a nursery school from the age of 3, if the parents want but it is not compulsory.

In nursery schools they learn some elementary things such as numbers, colours, and letters.

B abies can play, have lunch and somttimes sleep there .

Primary schools

Primary school lasts for 6 years.

It is divided into two periods: infant schools

(pupils from 5 to 7 years old) and junior schools

(pupils from 7 to 11 years old).

In infant schools children don't have real classes. They mostly play and learn through playing.

It is the time when children only communicate with a teacher , a classroom, a blackboard, and a desks .

When pupils are 7, real studying begins.

They study English , English Literature , Mathematics, Geography , History , Science, Music and Religion. They also do Art , Technology and Information Technology.

Secondary schools

After six years of primary school children take exams in core subjects English, Math’s and Science) and go to a secondary school.

Secondary education begins when children are 11 or 12 and lasts for 5 years.

Most children go to state comprehensive schools. Parents do not pay for their education. It is free.

Secondary school children study English , English Literature ,

Mathematics, Geography , History , Science, and Religion.

They learn such foreign languages as French, Spanish and Italian.

They also do Art , Food Technology and Information Technology .

English, Mathematics and Science are called "core" subjects.

At the age of 7, 11 and 14 pupils take examinations

in the core subjects.

After five years of secondary education, pupils take

GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education)

examination.

60% of children leave school and go to colleges

for further education .

There is a long lunch break in the afternoon after the third lesson.

Most children bring their own packed lunch from home. A packed lunch usually consists of sandwiches, fruit, a drink and a packet of crisps.

School day

Pupils usally have five lessons five days a week.

At four o'clock classes are usually over and pupils go home.

Schools offer after school activities such as sports club (swimming, football, netball, etc.) ITC (Information Technology) classes, book clubs, art clubs, drama and music.

Marks

Students get marks

A – 90-100 - excellent

B – 80-89 - good

C – 70-79 - satisfactory

D – 60-69 - bad

E – 0-59 - poor

Sometimes «+» (plus) and «-» (minus) are added.

School year

The school year begins in September. It never begins

on Monday. The English don't think it is good to start

a new thing on Monday, so school usually begins on the

first Tuesday of September.

There are three terms in a school year. When the term

is over, schoolchildren have holidays:

Christmas holidays - 2 weeks

Easter holidays — 2 weeks

Summer holidays — 6 weeks

School uniform

I n the m ost schools in Britain children wear a school uniform.

Sport

Sport is very important in British schools.

The most popular sports are football, basketball, cricket, tennis, rugby.

School rules

Every British school has its rules.

1 . You__________ listen to the teacher at the lesson. 2. You___________ do your homework every day. 3. You___________ speak with your friend at the lesson. 4. You __________ wear a school uniform. 5. You ___________ call another students bad names (bulling) 6. You ___________ use your mobile phone at the lesson.

7. You ___________ bring you pet to school.

8. You ___________ ask your teacher if you don’t understand something.

9. You___________ be a good student

Schools in Britain:

Schools: infant, primary and secondary.

Subjects: Students learn many different subjects as Math’s, Art, Food Technology, Design and Technology, Science, French, Spanish, Italian, Information Technology, History, Geography, English Literature, Religion.

Lessons : Students go to lessons during the week and have 8 lessons a day.

Breaks : They have a 15 minutes break in the morning and an one hour lunch break.

Food : Most students have lunch in the school canteen or take a packed lunch.

Clubs : There are many different kinds of clubs for students to join: drama, art, sports or computer clubs .

Universities usually select students basing on their A-level results and an interview.

The best universities are The University of Oxford, The University of Cambridge, London School of Economics, London Imperial College, London University College.

40 % of pupils study for 2 more years for "A' (Advanced) Level Exams in two or three subjects which is necessary to get a place at one of British universities.