• A place where you usually sit at
desks and have classes.
• A place where we keep books.
• A thing we usually have on the wall to
write.
• The thing, at which pupils sit in class.
• A lesson where we study numbers.
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• Say what you do and what you don’t
do at the lessons?
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Education in Great Britain and in Kazakhstan
• An education word map
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Infant school дошкольное учреждение; детский сад
Junior school младшие классы средней школы
Secondary school
средняя школа
Certain
определенный
Comprehensive school общеобразовательная школа
Private school
частная школа
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Public school
(бесплатная) средняя школа
Fee
плата за обучение
Preparatory schools частная начальная школа
To find out
узнать, разузнать, выяснить
To discover
обнаруживать, раскрывать
Optional course
факультативный курс
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To offer
предлагать
Opportunity
возможность
Capacity
способность
Further
дальнейший
Trade
торговля
Widespread
широко распространенный
Advertising
рекламное дело
Education in Great Britain and in Kazakhstan
Read the text
English children must go to school when they are five. First they go
to infant schools, where they learn the first steps in reading, writing and
using numbers. When children leave the infant school, at the age of
seven, they go to junior schools until they are about eleven years of
age. Their school subjects are English, arithmetic, history, geography,
nature study, swimming, music, art, religious instruction and organized
games.
Towards the end of their fourth year in the junior school English
schoolchildren have to write their Eleven Plus Examinations, on the
result of which they will go the following September to a secondary
school of a certain type. The secondary technical school, in spite of its
name, is not a specialized school. It teaches many general subjects. The
grammar school is a secondary school which offers a full theoretical
secondary education including foreign languages, and students can
choose which subjects and languages they wish to study.
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They leave the school after taking a fiveyear course. Then they
may take the General Certificate of Education at the ordinary level.
The others continue their studies for another two or three years to
obtain the General Certificate of Education at the advanced level,
which allows them to enter university. The comprehensive school
combines in one school the courses of all types of secondary schools.
There are many schools in Britain which are not controlled
financially by the state. They are private schools, separate for boys
and girls, and the biggest and the most important of them are public
schools. They charge high fees and train young people for political,
diplomatic, military and religious service. Other nonstate schools
which charge fees are independent and preparatory schools. Many of
the independent schools belong to the churches. Schools of this type
prepare their pupils for public schools.
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Task 1. Choose the right sentences
At the age of five children go to infant schools.
Children learn history in the infant school.
In the junior school children learn such subjects as English,
arithmetic, history, geography, nature study, swimming, music.
At the age of nine children attend junior school.
Children go to a secondary school after junior school.
There are different types of secondary schools.
In private schools boys and girls are learned separately.
Many junior schools belong to the churches.
You can enter the university after secondary school.
Secondary technical school is specialized school.
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Task 2. Choose the right answer
1. English children go to school at the age of
5
6
7
8
2. English children learn the first steps in reading, writing and using
numbers in
secondary school
infant school
university
independent school
3. English children learn English, arithmetic, history, geography, nature
study, swimming, music, art, religious instruction and organized games in
secondary school
infant school
junior school
independent school
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Task 1. Put a tick in true sentences
Our classroom is very small.
There are four windows in it.
There are many desks in the classroom.
Every pupil has a desk but teacher doesn’t have a table.
There are many flowers in the classroom.
Schoolchildren must be on duty.
A pupil on duty comes after lessons.
A pupil on duty cleans the blackboard.
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Do children wear a school uniform?
Most school in England require children to wear a school uniform.
The uniform
Boys
Long grey or black trousers (shorts may be worn in the
Summer)
White Shirt
School tie (optional in most primary schools)
Jumper or sweater with the school logo on.
The colour is the choice of the schools.
Black shoes
Girls
As above.
Girls may wear skirts
During the summer term girls often wear summr
school dresses.
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Why do you wear a uniform?
Why don’t you wear a uniform?
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Project work
• Schools in Great Britain and schools in
Kazakhstan.
• My school.
• My ideal school.
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Conclusion
• Rhymes , proverbs.
• Homework : Composition ”I am proud of
our school”.
• Your marks:
• Our lesson is over. Thank you for your
attention.
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