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Education (School) Vocabulary General furniture and equipment desk chair PC personal computer chalkboard book shelf OHP overhead projector projector beamer TV television copier photocopier hole punch stapler scissors sellotape drawing pin paper clip General writi ng equi pme nt pen biro paper exercise book ruler Special art equi pme nt paint brush palette paint crayon pencil pencil sharpener rubber eraser glue craft knife Special geography equip ment globe map Special math equip ment calculator set square protractor compass Special science equip ment Bunsen burner beaker flask funnel test tube Build Up Things you learn/study at school - subjects 1 + 1 = 2 Aa Bb Cc Je suis Ich bin Maths / English / History Geography Science Languages N u m er ac y Li te ra cy Business St u di es Music Art Drama Information Te ch nol ogy Sport The Stages of British Education and Exams Age / School 2-5 years old Kindergarten / Play school 5 -7 years old Primary school 7-11 years old Junior school 11-16 years old Secondary school / Comprehensive school/ Grammar school Subjects taught Play Art English Geography History Modern Languages (French/German) Literacy Numeracy Art & Design Biology Business Studies Chemistry Citizenship Design & Technology Drama English PSHE - (Personal Social and Health Education) Science Geography History ICT (Information and Communications Technology) Modern Languages Maths Music PE (Physical Education) Physics PSHE (Personal Social and Health Education) RE (Religious Education) Terminology Pre School Primary Education Secondary Education After 16 16+ Sixth form/ College 18+ University Tertiary Education Further Education Naturally Speaking Asking about someone's education Where did you go to school? What university did you go to? What did you study? What qualifications have you got? What year did you graduate? What made you decide to study that? Have you done any vocational training? Dialogue Here is a conversation between Mr Smith (a maths teacher) and Sam (his student). Where's your homework? Mr Smith: Hello Sam. Have you got your Maths homework? Sam: No, I'm sorry Mr Smith. I forgot it. Mr Smith: That's not good enough Sam. It was due last week. Sam: I know. I've been very busy at home. Mr Smith: Well, maybe I should come and speak to your parents. Sam: Oh, please don't Mr Smith. I'm really sorry. I promise I'll bring it tomorrow. Mr Smith: Ok. But make sure you do. Or I will have to speak to the head. You're one in a million. . PSHE (Personal Social and Health Education) RE (Religious Education) Terminology Pre School Primary Education Secondary Education After 16 16+ Sixth form/. Education (School) Vocabulary General furniture and equipment desk chair PC personal