Project «my dream school»
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The document summarizes a project by two students, Dima Maslov and Artyom Kvaskov of Form 7b at School No. 3, about their dream school. It describes that their dream school is their current School No. 3, which has 19 students divided into 8 girls and 11 boys. It then details the school's daily schedule, class subjects, facilities like a library and labs, weekly timetable, code of conduct which prohibits things like knives and smoking, and dress code of wearing a uniform.
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Project «my dream school»
- 1. Project «My Dream school» The work is executed by the pupils: Maslov Dima and Kvaskov Artyom. Form 7 «b» School №3
- 2. Our class » We are sure that the school of our dream is the school №3.We are a class of 19 children:8 girls and 11 boys. Our school day begins at 8:00 and we go home at 12:50.Our subjects are Algebra, Biology, English, PE, History, Art, Design and technology and so on. At our school we have to wear a uniform. We have got a library, a computer room, a biology room, a history room, a music room, a physics room.
- 3. Ourtimetable: Our timetable Monday: Tuesday: Russian Russian history Algebra Algebra PE Geography Biology Design and technology Physics Russian Literature
- 4. Wednesday: Thursday: Friday : Russian Economic History Algebra Russian Algebra PE Physic Biology Science O.B.ZH English English English Art Geography
- 5. Saturday: Local history Literature Algebra Music Informatics
- 6. The code of conduct in our school: Pupils must be ready for their lessons. We must not talk with our classmates during the lessons. Pupils are not allowed to: have pocket knives at school have cigarettes or matches at school bring bubble gum to school We will respect to teacher Pupils must wear a uniform Pupils should address politely to their teachers.