1. The School Uniform
2. State School vs. Private School
1. The School Uniform
2. State School vs. Private School
3. The British School System
2. State School vs. Private School
3. The British School System
The most famous school uniform
as you all know was worn by:
Oh, excuse me, I have to go.
Boys at Christ‘s Hospital School
in Sussex wear a traditional
bluecoat uniform which dates back
to Tudor times.
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.
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.
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.“
Now parents send their children to
a state or a private school.
Which is called „Secondary Education“
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Physical education
Music
Citizenship
Information and communication technology
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