Lets meet - Sparti, Greece
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The document describes the layout of the 5th Primary School of Sparta. It has three floors, with classrooms, labs, and offices on each floor. Outside there is a playground with sports facilities. The document then lists the class schedules for Year 6, which includes subjects like science, math, language, and history taught by 7 teachers. It finishes with some notes on lunch, homework, and school hours.
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Resultat final
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This document provides information about the Swedish school system. It discusses that education is compulsory between ages 6-16 and includes preschool, elementary school, and gymnasium. It describes the Swedish grade system from A to F.
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2) Core classes like science, English, history, algebra, art, and computers are described. Electives include areas of career interest, physical education, woodshop, and interventions.
3) The school has an active sports and extracurricular program with various teams, parades, dances, and trips offered. Football games on Friday nights are well attended community events.
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- 1. 5th Primary School of Sparta Castles and History E-Twinning PROJECT 2013-14
- 3. In our school there are three floors. On the ground floor there is the headteacher's office, the teachers’ room, the library and the theatre. On the first floor there are a science lab and six classrooms. On the second floor there are six classrooms and the computer lab.
- 4. Outside there is a big playground with a canteen, the basketball ground, and the volleyball court.
- 5. These are our classrooms for Year 6. Class 6A Class 6B
- 6. We are in Year 6. We study science, maths, language, history, English and other subjects. We have 7 teachers.
- 7. Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8.10 – 8.55 Language Language English Language English 8.55 – 9.40 Language Language I.C.T. * Language Maths 9.40 – 10.00 Break Break Break Break Break 10.00 – 10.45 P.E.* Maths Maths Science T.E.* 10.45 – 11.30 Maths English Science France History 11.30 – 11.45 Break Break Break Break Break 11.45 – 12.25 English Science R.E. Art R.E. 12.25 – 12.35 Break Break Break Break Break 12.35 – 13.15 Music France P.E. Geography Geography 13.15 – 13.25 Break Break Break Break Break 13.25 – 14.00 History Flexible Zone S.P.E.* I.C.T. Literature
- 8. * • ICT = Computer Studies • P.E. = Physical Education • S.P.E. = Social and Political Education • R.E. = Religious Education • T.E = Theatrical Education
- 9. Most of the students have lunch at home. We have a lot of homework after school. School starts at 8:10p.m. it finishes at 2:00 a.m. and