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Mr. Paddock and I would like to show you how school in England looks like.

Слайд 1Brought to you by:
Mark Paddock
&
Stephan Schäfer
The british schoolsystem
Welcome to
my school!

Brought to you by:Mark Paddock&Stephan SchäferThe british schoolsystem Welcome tomy school!

Слайд 3Mr. Paddock and I would like to show you how school in

England looks like.


Mr. Paddock and I would like to show you how school in England looks like.

Слайд 4First of all we‘ll give you some information about the traditional school uniform,

which I‘m also wearing.


1. The School Uniform

First of all we‘ll give you some information about the traditional school uniform, which I‘m also wearing.1.

Слайд 51. The School Uniform
With the second part we‘ll show you the difference

between a state school and a private school.


2. State School vs. Private School

1. The School UniformWith the second part we‘ll show you the difference between a state school and

Слайд 6The third part has everything you have to know about the British school

system.


1. The School Uniform

2. State School vs. Private School

3. The British School System

The third part has everything you have to know about the British school system.1. The School Uniform2.

Слайд 7But now I have to go to school! Mr. Paddock please.

1. The

School Uniform

2. State School vs. Private School

3. The British School System

But now I have to go to school!  Mr. Paddock please.1. The School Uniform2. State School

Слайд 8The School Uniform

The School Uniform

Слайд 9Great Britain is the birthplace of the school uniform.

Over the years

schoolboys and schoolgirls have worn a wide variety of official school dress.

The most famous school uniform as you all know was worn by:

Oh, excuse me, I have to go.

Great Britain is the birthplace of the school uniform.Over the years schoolboys and schoolgirls have worn a

Слайд 10School uniforms show everybody to which school a pupil goes.
Every school has

it‘s own uniform.
School uniforms show everybody to which school a pupil goes.Every school has it‘s own uniform.

Слайд 11This is a typical state school uniform.
The school uniforms in private

schools are mostly designed according to the type of school.

Boys at Christ‘s Hospital School in Sussex wear a traditional bluecoat uniform which dates back to Tudor times.

This is a typical state school uniform.The school uniforms in private schools are mostly designed according to

Слайд 12A number of British schools were originally founded to educate the children

of serving soldiers and sailors, or to prepare boys for the armed forces.
A number of British schools were originally founded to educate the children of serving soldiers and sailors,

Слайд 14State School vs. Private School

State School vs. Private School

Слайд 15Their parents can choose between a state school or a private school.
Every

British child has to go to school at the age of 5.

A state school means, their parents don‘t have to pay for their school.

So everybody can go to a school, it doesn‘t matter if they are rich or poor.

But the rich ones usually send their children to a private school.

So a private school is actually for rich families.

Their parents can choose between a state school or a private school.Every British child has to go

Слайд 16In the most prestigious private schools like:

In the most prestigious private schools like:

Слайд 17In the most prestigious private schools like:
Parents reserve places for their

children as soon as they are born.
In the most prestigious private schools like:Parents reserve places for their children as soon as they are

Слайд 18The fees are very expensive and vary from £600 to £3,200 per

term.
The fees are very expensive and vary from £600 to £3,200 per term.

Слайд 19The parents have to pay

£22,380 per year.

The parents have to pay£22,380 per year.

Слайд 20The British School System

The British School System

Слайд 21School for a British child starts at the age of 5.
The

national curriculum makes sure that the same subjects are studied by the pupils in all the schools.

There are some differences between England, Scotland and Ireland.

But we‘ll only talk about the school system in England.

The first key starts at the age of 5 and is finished at the age of 7.

At this key stage a pupil manages 2 classes.

The national curriculum is split into 4 keys.

School for a British child starts at the age of 5.The national curriculum makes sure that the

Слайд 22At the age of 7 key stage 2 starts.
Pupils have to

pass 4 more classes.

Key stage 2 finished at the age of 11.

The pupils passed 6 classes.

Key stage 1, class 1-2 and key stage 2, class 3-6 is called „Primary Education.“

At the age of 7 key stage 2 starts.Pupils have to pass 4 more classes.Key stage 2

Слайд 23After finishing „Primary Education“
The pupils have finished 2 exams. One at the

end of each key stage, which permits parents to choose a future school for their children.

Now parents send their children to a state or a private school.

Which is called „Secondary Education“

After finishing „Primary Education“The pupils have finished 2 exams. One at the end of each key stage,

Слайд 24At the „Secondary Education“ the pupils have to pass key stage 3,

class 7-9, age 11-14.

After finishing class 9 at the end of key stage 3 a pupil can opt for the:

G.N.V.Q.

General National Vocational Qualification

In good old Germany the G.N.V.Q. is called:

Hauptschulabschluss

At the „Secondary Education“ the pupils have to pass key stage 3, class 7-9, age 11-14.After finishing

Слайд 25With the G.N.V.Q a pupil is able to learn a job

like a:

Plumber

Hairdresser

Mechanic

With the G.N.V.Q a pupil is able to learn a job like a:PlumberHairdresserMechanic

Слайд 26If a pupil wants to become rich in future to send his

children to a private school he keeps on going to the last key stage number 4.

This means class 10-11. From the age of 14 to the age of 16.

At the end of key stage 4 the pupils have to manage their last exam, and have to pass 7 subjects.

If they pass their exams, they‘ll get the:

G.C.S.E.

If a pupil wants to become rich in future to send his children to a private school

Слайд 27General Certificate of Secondary Education
G.C.S.E.
Mittlere Reife

General Certificate of Secondary EducationG.C.S.E.Mittlere Reife

Слайд 28So you still have to keep on going and make your A

Level.

A pupil with a G.C.S.E. has to pass two more years.

After these 2 years the pupils have to pass another exam in 3 subjects.

Then they get their A Level.

So you still have to keep on going and make your A Level.A pupil with a G.C.S.E.

Слайд 29Now a pupil can study and try to become rich.

Now a pupil can study and try to become rich.

Слайд 31The pupils arrive at 8:45 am at the playground and school starts

at 8:55 am.

At 8:55 am the duty teacher blows a whistle and the children line up in their classlines.

In the classroom the teacher reads out each child’s name in turn. On hearing his/her name, the child replies „Yes Mr./Mrs (teacher's name)“‚ and the teacher notes down if the child is in school or not.

The pupils arrive at 8:45 am at the playground and school starts at 8:55 am.At 8:55 am

Слайд 32At 9:10 am the children go to assembly in the main hall. They

sit on the floor in rows with the youngest children at the front and the older children at the back.

As the children enter the hall they listen quietly to the music playing. Each week has a different musical theme and the children are asked to listen out for particular things.

The children listen to a story, sing a song and pray. The story is either taken from the Christian Bible or is a story with a moral.

At 9:10 am the children go to assembly in the main hall. They sit on the floor

Слайд 33The first lesson of the day begins at 9:30 am and lasts

for an hour.

Morning lessons are usually Literacy (English) or Numeracy (Mathematics)

The pupils have their morning break from 10:20 - 10:35 am

The pupils bring a snack from home to eat in the playgrounds. This snack is usually a packet of crisps, fruit or a couple of biscuits.

At the end of break time the duty teacher blows a whistle. The children stand still and wait to be told to line up in their class lines.

The first lesson of the day begins at 9:30 am and lasts for an hour. Morning lessons

Слайд 34Now lesson 2 starts and the pupils have an hour fifteen minutes

before lunch time.

Lunch time is from 12 noon to 1:10 pm

Most children bring their own packed lunch from home. A packed lunch usually consists of sandwiches, fruit, a drink and a packet of crisps. Some children will have a school dinner cooked in the school kitchen.

At this second lesson the pupils keep on going with Literacy or Numeracy.

After lunch time the afternoon lessons starts.

Now lesson 2 starts and the pupils have an hour fifteen minutes before lunch time.Lunch time is

Слайд 35Afternoon lessons continue until 3:15 pm
At this time pupils study:
Science
History
Geography
Modern

foreign languages

Physical education

Music

Citizenship

Information and communication technology

Afternoon lessons continue until 3:15 pm At this time pupils study:ScienceHistoryGeographyModern foreign languagesPhysical educationMusicCitizenshipInformation and communication technology

Слайд 36After 3:15 pm schools out and pupils go home to do their

homework.
After 3:15 pm schools out and pupils go home to do their homework.

Слайд 37The british schoolsystem
Was proudly presented by

Mark Paddock

And

Stephan Schäfer

The british schoolsystem Was proudly presented byMark PaddockAnd Stephan Schäfer

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