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The document describes various aspects of the author's school day including subjects, holidays celebrated, after school activities, breaks and lunch time, teachers, and concerts and plays. The school has both traditional Korean and English holidays. Students can participate in various after school activities held at the school. Teachers range from very strict to fun. The school puts on multiple concerts and plays each year which take several weeks to prepare.
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Our school was built in 2007 and has two floors with yellow walls, orange columns, and seven classrooms on each floor. It also has a large basketball court that doubles as the school yard. The school yard has two levels, with tables and benches for eating on the upper level and a basketball court on the lower level. The school contains a library, computer room, gym, and large theatre that can seat 400 people. Students have various subjects each day including English, Greek, math, and more. After school there are clubs for activities like art, chess, computers, and others.
Questions written by students of class 2
The Cypriot students ask questions about the Italian students' school including what subjects they study, sports they play, uniforms, locker availability, class start/end times, lunch, after school clubs, teacher quality, number of classrooms and breaks. The Italian students' school is large with a sea view, they study subjects like math, history and art, play sports like basketball and volleyball, wear uniforms, don't have lockers but coat hangers, start at 7:30am and end at 1:05pm, don't have lunch at school but at home, have after school sports clubs, teachers are good but don't shout, there are 30 rooms including 25 classrooms, and they have three breaks of 20
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This document provides information about Primary School in Bielsk Podlaski, Poland. The school has 220 pupils and 29 teachers. Students attend school Monday through Friday, taking compulsory subjects like Polish, Math, Science, PE, and English. The school day runs from 8am to 2:30pm or 3:20pm, with lunch from 11:30am. After school there are various extracurricular clubs for activities like sports, art, drama, and English. Some students are also members of the local Scouts troop.
Welcome to our school!
This document provides information about a school. It describes the school's founding in 1955, and that it currently has classrooms, a library, gymnasium, and dining room. The school places importance on subjects like English, Russian, Literature, and Math. Students have a full daily schedule of lessons and enjoy various extracurricular activities.
Zs pri podluzianke levice 2009
This document summarizes information about the author's best primary school in Levice, Slovakia. Some key details provided include that it is the 10th best school in the region and has 750 students. It offers specialized classes in hockey and volleyball with extra lessons. The school has well-equipped classrooms and facilities like a computer lab and cafeteria. Students regularly participate in competitions and excursions, with one favorite trip being to London. The author is proud to be in the 9th grade language class, which has seen great success in various subjects over the past three years.
Our school in San Juan del Puerto
Diego Rodríguez de Estrada Secondary School has nearly 400 students and 35 teachers. It offers classes from ages 11 to 18, including a new baccalaureate program. The school has facilities like a computer room, language room, café, canteen, and sport center. Students have breaks to play sports, eat, and socialize between morning and afternoon classes.
School of my dreams
My ideal school would have a large four-floor building and run from 9am to 12:30pm, with five 30-minute lessons per day and two breaks. It would offer seven compulsory subjects plus additional activities like music, drawing, cooking, and camping. The school would have modern equipment and facilities such as a swimming pool. Students would travel often and have a varied schedule that provides something for all interests.
Italian School
The document summarizes key aspects of Primary School "L.G. POMA" in Garlasco, Italy. It describes the school's 19 classrooms divided across grades, with class sizes of 20-25 students including some foreigners or those with disabilities. It outlines the school's timetable with subjects divided between 3 teachers per class, and equipped spaces for other activities. The timetable includes mornings and afternoons on most days, with pre-school and after-school services also provided.
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