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students at Oxbridge wearing a cap and gown – it’s a custom from the
time when students were clergymen.
Academic life in universities is exciting and very busy. Students
attend lectures given by professors and lecturers, have seminars and
work on their own in universities’ libraries and laboratories.
Higher education is largely financed by public funds although
students who have begun their studies since September 1998 are ex-
pected to make a contribution of up to £1,000 towards their tuition
fees. This contribution is means-tested, so that tuition is free for stu-
dents from lower income families.
The maintenance grant has been replaced by a maintenance
loan. The loan is partly means-tested, so that only students from lower
income families are entitled to the full loan.
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TASKS
1. For you to have an idea what the National Curriculum in
Britain looks like, here is a part of a brochure prepared to inform
parents about it
How it works
The National Curriculum subjects are:
mathematics, science, English, technology,
history, geography, a modern foreign lan-
guage, art, music and physical education.
Religious education is also compulsory.
All pupils will study all subjects.
Key stages
Your child's progression through educa-
tion will have four key stages and as-
sessment will take place at the end of
each.
Generally, each subject has ten levels and
your child will progress through one level
at a time. The top level is 10 – but not all
pupils will reach this level.
An average 16-year-old will attain level
6 or 7
It is unlikely that your
child will attain the
same level in all areas
of study and the Na-
tional Curriculum has
been devised so that
pupils can forge ahead
in their strong areas of
study and get help with
their weaker ones.
Here is an example
from the programme of
study in English.
Between the ages of 14
and 16 pupils will:
• achieve a readable,
pleasing writing style
• write effectively about
demanding topics
• learn to speak persua-
sively and clearly, and
to use language appro-
priate to the situation,
topic or purpose
• read a wide variety of
fiction, poetry and
drama, including some
pre-20th century works
• interpret, evaluate and
compare texts
students at Oxbridge wearing a cap and gown – it’s a custom from the TASKS time when students were clergymen. Academic life in universities is exciting and very busy. Students 1. For you to have an idea what the National Curriculum in attend lectures given by professors and lecturers, have seminars and Britain looks like, here is a part of a brochure prepared to inform work on their own in universities’ libraries and laboratories. parents about it Higher education is largely financed by public funds although It is unlikely that your students who have begun their studies since September 1998 are ex- child will attain the pected to make a contribution of up to £1,000 towards their tuition same level in all areas fees. This contribution is means-tested, so that tuition is free for stu- of study and the Na- dents from lower income families. tional Curriculum has The maintenance grant has been replaced by a maintenance been devised so that loan. The loan is partly means-tested, so that only students from lower pupils can forge ahead income families are entitled to the full loan. in their strong areas of study and get help with their weaker ones. How it works Here is an example The National Curriculum subjects are: from the programme of mathematics, science, English, technology, study in English. history, geography, a modern foreign lan- guage, art, music and physical education. Between the ages of 14 Religious education is also compulsory. and 16 pupils will: All pupils will study all subjects. • achieve a readable, Key stages pleasing writing style Your child's progression through educa- • write effectively about tion will have four key stages and as- demanding topics sessment will take place at the end of • learn to speak persua- each. sively and clearly, and to use language appro- Generally, each subject has ten levels and priate to the situation, your child will progress through one level topic or purpose at a time. The top level is 10 – but not all • read a wide variety of pupils will reach this level. fiction, poetry and An average 16-year-old will attain level drama, including some 6 or 7 pre-20th century works • interpret, evaluate and compare texts 11 12
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