The theme of the lesson is “Education in England and Wales”

Today`s lesson is dedicated to knowledge, its importance, its role and place in people`s life. Take a look at what famous people have said about knowledge:

The more we learn – the more we know,

• The more we learn – the more we know,
• The more we know – the more we forget,
• The more we forget – the less we know.
• The more we forget – the less we know.
• So why study?

And now answer the questions: “Why do you study? Why do you go to school?”

Now you must finish the proverbs. I’ll give you cards with the beginning of proverbs. You will show the cards to the opposite team, they will read and finish the proverb.

• An idle brain
• Business
• Deeds
• Make hay
• Live and
• Practice makes
• A little learning is
• All work and no play
• Live and

• is the devil`s workshop
• before pleasure
• not words
• while the Sun shines
• learn
• perfect
• a dangerous thing
• makes Jack a dull boy
• learn

Make phrases with the word “school” and guess the meaning:

• nursery
• primary
• infant
• junior
• comprehensive

• school
• school
• school
• school
• school

Listen to the text “Education in England and Wales”

Answering the questions.

• What types of schools are there in England and Wales?
• What age do children go to school in England and Wales?
• What types of primary schools are there?
• What is the difference between comprehensive schools and grammar schools?
• What are private schools called in England and Wales?

Complete the table

• Types of schools

• Age

• Nursery
• Infant
• Junior
• Comprehensive
• Private

• At the age of 5
• from 5 to 7 years old
• from 8 to 11 years old
• At the age of 11
• From 5 or 7 to 18 years old

Find the synonyms:

• to enter school
• to attend school
• at the age of 5
• to take exams
• to divide
• almost
• mental abilities
• to leave school

• to have tests
• to go to school
• being 5 years old
• to separate
• to come to school
• to finish school
• nearly
• intellectual abilities

• Let’s have a rest.
• Stand up please and let's sing the song “

• Excellent

HOMEWORK:

• ex: 2a, 2b p.30 (wr.)

The lesson is over

• The lesson is over