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Read the text and fill in the blanks.
In England, schools for 11 to 18-year-olds are called schools. Over 90% of English children go to government schools. Only 7% go to private schools.
The most exclusive schools are called "public" schools. For example, Prince William went to Eton, a top public school for the . These schools are very expensive - the school can cost up to 40,000 euros per year. Private or “public" schools are often in historical , and many traditions have survived. They are not "mixed", like state schools, and extra time is given to sports and other competitive .
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Read the text and fill in the blanks with the suitable headings.
BRITISH SCHOOLS
In English schools, the week goes from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. There is no school on Saturday. There is a break in the morning and at lunch time. Do you know a famous cafeteria? Oxford College's cafeteria where Harry Potter had lunch! Most pupils prefer bringing their lunch in a lunch box.
There is a strong tradition of extracurricular activities in English schools. Teachers stay after school hours to help organize extra sports, drama, music... Students are also encouraged to collect money for charity, by organizing school festivities and other activities. Oxford College and Cambridge College organize a famous rowing race each year opposing the two famous colleges.
In particular, private school students are encouraged to take responsibility. Each class chooses a form captain, and older students may be appointed as prefects, to help the running of the school. The students are put into different groups or houses, just like in the Harry Potter books and the films!
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BRITISH SCHOOLS
SCHOOL WEEK
In English schools, the week goes from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. There is no school on Saturday. There is a break in the morning and at lunch time. Do you know a famous cafeteria? Oxford College's cafeteria where Harry Potter had lunch! Most pupils prefer bringing their lunch in a lunch box.
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
There is a strong tradition of extracurricular activities in English schools. Teachers stay after school hours to help organize extra sports, drama, music... Students are also encouraged to collect money for charity, by organizing school festivities and other activities. Oxford College and Cambridge College organize a famous rowing race each year opposing the two famous colleges.
SCHOOL PREFECTS
In particular, private school students are encouraged to take responsibility. Each class chooses a form captain, and older students may be appointed as prefects, to help the running of the school. The students are put into different groups or houses, just like in the Harry Potter books and the films!
Read the text and decide if each sentence is True or False.
(Nhấp vào dòng để chọn đúng / sai)| 1. British students don't have to go to school on Saturday. |
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| 2. Prefects take responsibilities for organizing extra curricular activities. |
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| 3. The famous rowing race takes place annually. |
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| 4. State school students are encouraged to take responsibility. |
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BRITISH SCHOOLS
SCHOOL WEEK
In English schools, the week goes from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. There is no school on Saturday. There is a break in the morning and at lunch time. Do you know a famous cafeteria? Oxford College's cafeteria where Harry Potter had lunch! Most pupils prefer bringing their lunch in a lunch box.
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
There is a strong tradition of extracurricular activities in English schools. Teachers stay after school hours to help organize extra sports, drama, music... Students are also encouraged to collect money for charity, by organizing school festivities and other activities. Oxford College and Cambridge College organize a famous rowing race each year opposing the two famous colleges.
SCHOOL PREFECTS
In particular, private school students are encouraged to take responsibility. Each class chooses a form captain, and older students may be appointed as prefects, to help the running of the school. The students are put into different groups or houses, just like in the Harry Potter books and the films!
Read the text and write the correct answer. No more than ONE word in each blank.
1. English schools have a in the morning and at lunch time.
2. Organizing school and other activities are held to collect money for charity.
BRITISH SCHOOLS
SCHOOL WEEK
In English schools, the week goes from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. There is no school on Saturday. There is a break in the morning and at lunch time. Do you know a famous cafeteria? Oxford College's cafeteria where Harry Potter had lunch! Most pupils prefer bringing their lunch in a lunch box.
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
There is a strong tradition of extracurricular activities in English schools. Teachers stay after school hours to help organize extra sports, drama, music... Students are also encouraged to collect money for charity, by organizing school festivities and other activities. Oxford College and Cambridge College organize a famous rowing race each year opposing the two famous colleges.
SCHOOL PREFECTS
In particular, private school students are encouraged to take responsibility. Each class chooses a form captain, and older students may be appointed as prefects, to help the running of the school. The students are put into different groups or houses, just like in the Harry Potter books and the films!
Read the text and write the correct answer. No more than ONE word in each blank.
3. The two famous hold a rowing racing competition every year.
4. A form helps the running of the school.
A. Biology
I love biology because we discuss all kinds of important things. The time passes quickly in class and usually we don't finish our work before the end of the lesson. Then we have to take it home. That's OK because we download free videos and write notes about what we learn. Sometimes in class we use special equipment to do tests. I really enjoy this activity because we're allowed to choose who we work with, and my two best friends and I can be together.
B. Geography
I've always loved geography because I'm really interested in different places in the world. We sometimes go into the playground to draw the countryside around the school, but it's a pity we can't do trips to places like the beaches or the mountains. The teacher gave everyone in the group a textbook to take home, but we had to get our own coloring pens and pay for a software program for drawing maps.
C. History
I didn't use to enjoy history that much, but now I love watching programmes about the subject in my free time. So far this year, I have been to two museums, and I think we'll visit a few other places before the end of the year. At the moment, we're studying the history of medicine and learning about some very strange medicines and equipment. The teacher gives us information and we have to write lots of notes in our exercise books. If we want, we can draw a few pictures for homework.
Read the text and choose the correct answer. A - Biology, B - Geography, C - History.
1. The subject offers students several trips.
- C
- A
- B
2. The subject includes working in small groups.
- A
- B
- C
3. The subject needs extra equipment that students have to buy.
- B
- C
- A
A. Biology
I love biology because we discuss all kinds of important things. The time passes quickly in class and usually we don't finish our work before the end of the lesson. Then we have to take it home. That's OK because we download free videos and write notes about what we learn. Sometimes in class we use special equipment to do tests. I really enjoy this activity because we're allowed to choose who we work with, and my two best friends and I can be together.
B. Geography
I've always loved geography because I'm really interested in different places in the world. We sometimes go into the playground to draw the countryside around the school, but it's a pity we can't do trips to places like the beaches or the mountains. The teacher gave everyone in the group a textbook to take home, but we had to get our own coloring pens and pay for a software program for drawing maps.
C. History
I didn't use to enjoy history that much, but now I love watching programmes about the subject in my free time. So far this year, I have been to two museums, and I think we'll visit a few other places before the end of the year. At the moment, we're studying the history of medicine and learning about some very strange medicines and equipment. The teacher gives us information and we have to write lots of notes in our exercise books. If we want, we can draw a few pictures for homework.
Read the text and choose the correct answer. A - Biology, B - Geography, C - History.
4. The subject has a lot of homework.
- A
- C
- B
5. The subject has some lessons outdoors.
- A
- B
- C
6. The subject teaches students about something unusual.
- B
- C
- A
7. The subject includes watching videos.
- A
- C
- B
Match the questions with the answers.
Match the questions with the answers.
Listen and write the correct answer. No more than ONE word or number.
School: Nguyen Dinh Chieu Secondary School
Time:
Listen and write the correct answer. No more than ONE word or number.
Numbers of students: over
School facilities: two computer rooms, a large , a gym, and a garden
Listen and write the correct answer. No more than ONE word or number.
How to go: by
Outdoor activities: cleaning up the playground, playing musical , and joining clubs
Talk about your school you want to visit. You can answer the following questions to give more information.
1. What school do you want to visit?
2. When do you want to visit?
3. How do you want to go there?
4. Who do you want to meet?
5. What do you want to see?
6. What do you want to do?
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