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#27
Posted 11 September 2004 - 02:54 PM
Age 4-5: Kindergarten
Age 5-10: Elementary School( 1st-5th Grade)
Age 11-14: Middle School( 6th-8th Grade)
Age 14-18: High School (9th-12th Grade)
In high school, we go to school from 8:00 AM to 2:50 PM. We have 4 classes a day(unless you're in the 12th grade, in which case you can have less) for 1 1/2 hours with a 30 minute lunch. About 3/4 of your classes are required and you get to choose the other 1/4. After high school, you either do 1 of 4 things:
1. Go to a 4-year college.
2. Got to a 2 year tech school or community college.
3. Join the military.
4. Get a service or manufacturing job(highly unreccomended, but some people do that, especially if their family owns a business).
#28
Posted 11 September 2004 - 09:57 PM
pinksardonic, on Jul 30 2004, 09:21 PM, said:
I just graduated high school (secondary) and I'm so glad to be rid of it.
Our town had school start at 7:25am and went til 2:05pm
My high school had 7 class periods, plus 20 minutes for lunch.
We had certain requirements for graduation:
4 years english
3 years math
3 years science
2 years foreign language
2 years fine arts electives
2 semesters health
2 semesters phys. ed.
oh on the requirements like this one.
4 years english
3 years math
3 years science
2 years foreign language
2.5 credits electives (child development, food nutrition, etc..)
1 semesters health
1.5 credits semesters phys. ed. (1 year, one semester)
#33
Posted 30 September 2004 - 02:43 PM
Wake up at 6:00 am
Take a shower get dressed
Leave my house at about 7:15 am
Go to 1st Hour at 7:30 am
Leave school at 2:36
I get a 25 min lunch break after 3rd hour, 5 min breaks in between classes, and i have 6 classes. All my classes are the same over and over again! So yeah my school is not very good in giving kids some time or breaks.
I am located in Michigan, United States.
After school times may vary, subject to change at anytime. (sounded like a copyright)
#36
Posted 14 October 2004 - 04:21 PM
In secondary school (grammar school)
We have:
mother tongue
English
math
Latin/French (You have the choice)
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Physics
Chemnistry
Biology
Geography
Arts/Music (Got The Choice)
History
Politics (Goverment)
Sports
Religious Education
#37
Posted 10 December 2004 - 08:54 PM
+ spanish (grammar and those things)
+ foreign language (english or french im in french
+ math
+ chemistry
+ Biology
+ P.E.
+ Computation O_oU err... i think that's not right but meh we have computer class
+ Arts
+ Dance or Music lessons
+ Religion (im in a nun school
+ Economy
+ Physic o.o
and those are the subjects that im taking now.. the next semester (? it seems i like to create new words
#39
Posted 14 May 2005 - 11:10 PM
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Whoo dude are you serious, well I'm is St Philomenas Its alright,
Primary (From Kindi to Year 6) Starts at 09:00am, Break at 11:00am Break finishes at 11:20am, Lunch at 01:15pm Finishes at 02:15pm, And School Finishes at 03:15.
Primary (From Year 6 to Year 10) Starts at 08:45am, Break at 10:40am Break finishes at 11:00am, Lunch at 12:40pm Finishes at 01:30pm, And School Finishes at 03:15. So Yeah Secondary Get another 30mins extra but We have to swap classes for each period and that taked about 5 min for each class so it all equal.
Whe I was is India, The School Starts at 9:00am and finishes at 02:30pm (that is for the primary), but In Secondary in India the School startes at 07:00am and finishes at 03:30pm, thats a huge difference But yeah, i left India before i went into Secondary, YAY
#41
Posted 24 December 2008 - 08:03 PM
chelcy, on Jun 20 2004, 04:53 AM, said:
Well that's as much info as I can think of about high schools in the Philippines!
What about the systems in your school?
Well I learnt in Zimbabwe at a school called Prince Edward School..which was one of the best around.
Our lessons started at 7.40am and ended at 3.10pm for the juniors and at 1.00pm for the seniors.
Rugby was the most popular sport and people who excelled in sports would become prefects. We played sports more than we actually studied and everything was just so cool.
It's a boys only school as well!
#42
Posted 24 December 2008 - 10:20 PM
From 8th-10th grade we all have to go to a new school, with new teachers - as those schools are separated. 08:30 to 14:00. We do not change classrooms besides the times we have Spanish, French, German or whatever.
Then there is the even more complicated things. Now we have to choose. Some choose Mechanics, Singin/Acting/Drama, Media&Communication and many more... one of them is kind of just an extension of the past three years - where you have pretty much the same classes (at least the first year...) but it is a lot harder. More work and homework. What you choose decides if you are allowed to study on an university later... this is very complicated to explain. The schools are often divided; one school could teach Mechanics and Health, while another one would have Singing/Acting/Drama and Media&Communication. The schools are also very different - though it is free. The books are free, we all have a laoptop - but we have to pay a small fee. It is okay, hard work but that is how it is supposed to be... The hours are different. When schools starts and ends is different from week to week, day to day.
I am in my 11th school year right now, and honestly I do not know too much about the years that will come - so I will not even try to tell you all about that.
#43
Posted 28 December 2008 - 10:17 PM
1-6th grade is in it's own school, we don't change classrooms and we have pretty much the same teacher except for some lessons like art and stuff.
7-9th grades are in it's own school separate from the 1-6th. We change classrooms for every lesson. a lesson can last 1-2 hrs. The schedule is different for every day, someday it might be 10-14 and someday 8-16 I'm not gonna bother to say am and pm so I'll let you lazy guys do some little thinking. We have 4 periods in a year and the schedule changes for every period. In 2 periods we have english as foreign language and in other 2 periods swedish(I just hate it!!). We have our own lockers. We eat lunch in school at 11 or 12 it depends on the day, we don't bring our own lunch, we eat the lunch that is in school unlike in the most countries and we don't have to pay for it. We have 2 computer rooms or what ever you want to call and a school library.
and so on, I'm too bored to explain what comes after that.
Oh, and I'm from Finland by the way!
#44
Posted 29 December 2008 - 12:19 AM
#47
Posted 15 April 2009 - 01:00 AM
ORene, on Apr 14 2009, 07:20 PM, said:
However my school is different from the normal ones, so the info is not much help if you want to know about Mexico
That's a long school day.... And the 4-7 PM thing would kill me. I couldn't even handle a night class in college (in the USA) once a week, much less deal with it daily.
But do you go every day or just certain days?(In the week I mean, like with such a long school day do you just go MWF or all 5 days?)
And as for me, I'm in college so I set my own schedule. Right now I'm in full-time and I go only on Tuesday and Thursday from 8 AM until 1:50 PM. Short days,
#48
Posted 20 June 2009 - 09:26 AM
School generally starts at 9 (never before, but sometimes later) and goes on until 4 or 5 in the evening with three breaks in between. There's a school for KG, and then the same school for the remaining grades (1-12) though it's the student's choice to switch schools for variety! Twelve years in the same building with the same classmates sure builds a strong bond, and that's the beautiful part of it. The bad part of it? Well there's no specific learning system, and most students have to depend on rote learning, which is useless after school. And some schools have very basic facilities, which is also very bad...
But whatever the system, school life here is long and satisfying, and it hurts to let go in the end. Now I'm in college and enjoying more freedom, but I can't ever go back to those old days, and that thought really hurts!
#49
Posted 24 June 2009 - 04:08 PM
College is a bit more efficient, I've got about 12 hours of lecture a week, and another 10-15 hours in labs. Most of it is in the mornings, so I don't have class in the afternoons, which is awesome 'cause it lets me do other things.
#50
Posted 29 September 2009 - 08:42 AM
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