The document provides information about the education system in England and a specific primary school called High Lawn. It describes that children in England typically start primary school at age 5 and progress through key stages until secondary school at age 11. It then gives details about High Lawn such as it being a two-form entry community primary school for ages 3 to 11 with over 400 students and 20 teachers. It lists the subjects taught and after school activities available at High Lawn.

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3. What is high lawn like? We are a two-form entry school (we have two of each year) We are a community primary school, taking boys and girls from the age of 3 to 11 20 teachers work at our school 18 teaching assistants help our teachers Over 400 pupils attend our school High Lawn is in Bolton, Greater Manchester High Lawn is set in lovely grounds, with large fields and our own woods... We are very lucky!

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6. What do we learn about? “ opportunity and achievement” Literacy (English) Numeracy (Maths) Physical Education Topic Design Technology History French Religious Education Art and Design Geography Citizenship Music

7. What goes on after school... Gymnastics Club PGL: Outdoor pursuits Drama Club We can learn to play an instrument Computer Club and Blogging Gardening Club Netball Club Football Club Baking Club Book (Reading) Club Choir

8. How do we look after our school? We use recycle bins and sort our rubbish We have a “ Go Green Gang” We have lights that only turn on when there’s movement We have a School Council We set school targets We try our best to keep our school clean and tidy We turn the taps off when we aren’t using them We have a school garden where we grow our own fruit and vegetables We are taught about how we can look after our selves and our environment We turn off electrical devices when we aren’t using them

9. We want a better world for the future

10. We cannot wait to work towards a green Europe! Thank you for inviting us!