My dream school!

Contents:
1)English school
2)American school
3)Where I study now
4)Where I studied
before
5)My dream school

Used literature:
English for teenagers.
This is Britain

Project in English
by the pupil
of the secondary school
of Russian Embassy
Akentjeva Olga.
The manager of project:
Fazlutdinov Eldar Ajratovich.

English school

In the UK, 95% of primary-aged children, that is approximately eight and a half million children, attend over 30,000 state primary schools. Primary schools are usually mixed, although secondary schools can be single-sex or co-educational. The ratio of pupils to teacher in primary school is approximately 1:25. Education is compulsory between the ages of 5 and 16. Pupils attend primary school between the ages of 5 and 11.
The National Curriculum is established by each national authority. In England and Wales, pupils at primary study the following subjects: English, Maths, Science, ICT (Information Control Technology), Art, History, Geography, PE (Physical Education), D&T( Design and Technology), Music, RE(Religious Education) and PSHE(Personal Social Health Education).PSHE covers multicultural awareness, health education and life skills. The school year is divided into terms between September and July, with190 school days in total. Pupils attend Monday to Friday between approximately 9.00am and 3.00 pm, with a mid-morning break, a midday break and often a mid- afternoon break. At these times, the pupils can go to the playground and play games. Lunch is available in the canteen at a subsidised rate.
Alternatively, pupils may bring a packet lunch, or go home to eat. Some pupils prefer to bring a packet lunch to school. A typical packet lunch would be a sandwich, a piece of fruit, a pocket of crisps or bar of chocolate and a drink. At the beginning and the end of the school day, most schools have a person on duty in front of the school to help children cross the road safely. This person is traditionally knows as the lollipop lady/man because of the sign she/he carries, which is in the shape of a lollipop. Pupils at the majority of state schools are required to wear a school uniform. Every morning there is an assembly where the headteacher tells the pupils about important school events and, at some school, the pupils also sing a hymn, which is a song with a religious theme. Because of the multi-cultural nature of British society, schools have the option of deciding whether to include hymns in assembly. Another daily event is class registration, which takes place every morning and after lunch.

American school.

In the US, secondary school is called high school; students begin high school in ninth grade, when they have completed eight years of school. An average day for a high school student begins with a brief «homeroom» period, when the roll is taken and announcements are made. The rest of the day is divided into eight or nine «periods» of equal length, usually 45-50 minutes. At the beginning of each period, when the bell rings, students go into a classroom to begin class. Every period they have a different class, with a different teacher, in a different room. Some of their fellow students move with them from class to class, but many have very different class schedules.

Where I study now!

•Now I study in a secondary school in Ethiopia. I feel well at this school, I like studying in it. Teachers are good here, and there always explain and can help us. Now I like these subjects: Algebra, Geometry, Physics and English. We don’t only study, we celebrate holidays and take part in competitions.

Where I studied before

In my first class I went to school in Russian embassy, in Maly in 2001. My first teachers were very good-natured for me. We began to learn early, but afterwards did break and then continued training in the evening. The heat reached – 45. We took part in different activities. In our school learned 17 pupils. Our Russian teacher, Alekseeva Kadria Gumarovna, was a stage manager. We performed a lot. The best tale for me was “Fairy tale about a fisherman and gold fish”. Our parents helped us to make beautiful costumes. We visited different schools of Maly. All were kind for us. The lessons of the Physical Education were the best for me, because we swam in a large pool. The water in the pool was transparent and warm. WHAT PLEASURE IT WAS! And we could play with our teacher of PE. IT was impossible to be bad at our school. There are 3 pupils in my class. I remember that time with pleasure.
2 years ago I learned in a college. There were 3 floors and many studies. The lessons were different, but interesting. There were 1000 pupils and 50 teachers. I felt good in this school. My favourite lessons were: Russian, English and PE. We had many holidays: the 8th of March, 9 May, New year. I always remember my school.

My dream school!

My dream school is a school with different technology: computers, DVD, TV sets.
I’d like to have a special computer determining a pupils mood, health, readiness for the lesson in every classroom. It would be very useful to have horse riding lessons. The horse is a nice noble animal. I want not only ride a horse, but also to take care of it.
At PE they must teach pupils to play tennis. It is a fine, healthy and modern sport.
Nowadays many people go in for tennis. I think, children will be healthy playing tennis.
It would be very good to have swimming lessons. It’s a pity that there is no stadiums in each city. I hope that our government will take a decision to build sport complexes in different towns before the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. And we would be able to use them doing sports.
I’d like to have nature corners with animals and fishes at my dream school. We could learn animals’ habits. We need labs to study physiology and anatomy.