Презентация на тему Schools in Australia

is paid for tuition
Charge fees= want parents to pay

for schooling
Curriculum= school teaching plans

Australia between the ages of six and fifteen-seventeen depending

on the state. In recent years, over three-quarters of students stay on until they are eighteen.

Government schools educate about two-thirds of Australian students. The other third is in independent schools.

Government schools are free.Independent schools, both religious and secular, charge fees.

Schools are required to follow the same curriculum.

Most school students usually wear uniforms.

do students normally stay at school?
What are two main

types of schools in Australia?
What type of school do most students attend?
Which type charge fees?
Does the school curriculum vary much from state to state?
Is school uniform obligatory?

according to sources of funding and administrative structures. There

are three such categories in Australia:

1). Public Schools (also known as 'Government' schools or 'State' schools),
2).Independent Schools (formally known as 'private' schools)
3). and Catholic schools.

religious background
Regardless of= no matter / despite
Enforce= require, demand

secondary level government schools educate the majority of students.

They are mostly supported by the State or Territory government.

Private schools, both religious or secular may charge higher fees.

Regardless of whether a school is government or private, it is regulated by the same curriculum standards framework.

Most schools, government and private, enforce a uniform or dress code.

background?
Who supports government schools?
What is a secular school?
What

do most schools enforce?

by the respective state government. They offer free education;but

many schools ask parents to pay a voluntary contribution fee.

They can be divided into two categories:
- open and
- selective.

their government-defined catchment areas, and teach using the CSF.

Many open government schools have selective classes in which well performing students are offered extended and accelerated work.

1.Government-defined catchment areas=
определенный местной властью микрорайон школы
2.Selective classes=классы с дифференцированным обучением
3. Well-performing students= хорошо успевающие
4. Extended and accelerated work=более трудные задания

considered more prestigious than open government schools. They have

high entrance requirements and cater to a much larger area. Entrance to selective schools is often highly competitive.

1.High entrance requirements – высокий уровень
требований при приеме
2. Cater- зд.обслуживать м/район
3.Сompetitive- высокий конкурс

type caters to a larger area?
Who are well-performing students?
What

kind of work are they offered?
Which schools are more prestigious?
Can all students enter a selective government school?

divided into two groups.

The most

numerous are Catholic schools, which are run by the respective state or territories Catholic Department of Education, although some more prestigious Catholic schools are independent.

The rest are known as Independent schools, which are largely Protestant grammar schools.

and Islamic schools and a great number of independent

Montessori schools.