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LUCKY NUMBERS
core
secondary
term
Primary
compulsory
curriculum
LUCKY WORDS
GAME:
Answer the question

When do children in England start Grade 1 ?
 When they are five years old.

There are 3 core subjects (English, Mathematics and Science).
Answer the question
How many core subjects are there in the national examination?
Answer the question

How many terms are there in a school year in England ? What are they ?
There are 3 terms. Autumn Term, Spring Term and Summer Term.

When they finish the secondary school.
Answer the question
When can students take the GCSE examination?
Lucky word
Task 1 : Study the table below then ask and answer the questions about the school education system in Vietnam.
A: When do the children in Vietnam go to ……………school ?
B: When they are …… years old.
A: How long does the ……..….education last ?
B: …… years.
A: Is ………….education compulsory or ………… for all children?
B: It is………………
A: What …….. do students proceed to after finishing
Primary education?
B: It’s the ……………..school.
A: What do students need to do after finishing …………….education?
B: They need to take the……………………………for GCSE.
primary
6
primary
5
primary
compulsory
Complete the following dialogue
secondary
secondary
optional
level
national examination
Task 3 : Look at the school education system in England and in Vietnam.
School education system in England
School education system in Vietnam
Task 3 : Talk about the similarities and differences between the school education system in Vietnam and in England.
Useful languages:
Similarities:
Both/ in both…..
….the same as….
….as well as….
Differences:
While…..
….but….
….whereas….
….compared with….
THE SIMILARITIES:
In both countries, ……………………………………………
the school year begins in September
THE DIFFERENCES:
In Vietnam……………………………………,
but / whereas in England……………………
the school year ends in late May
it ends in mid July

Write a paragraph about the similarities and differences between the school education system in Vietnam and in England.
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