School types

are multiple types of schools which teach students in different ways, 4 examples would be: Grammar, academies, comprehensive and free schools. Grammar schools were for high achievers and prepared them for going onto university and obtaining academic careers. Academies were to give the school more credit and to help surrounding Academies that are under achieving to make the education system more successful. Comprehensive schools are free schools that were for all abilities and taught a set of subjects (the National Curriculum) and gave children equal opportunities. Free schools were to give more freedom to the school over what they teach and was Free Schools were originally talked about at the general election in May 2010; they…

The main difference in each of the schools are how they are managed and the origins of their funding. Although a lot of schools are government funded they are different on what they may spend their money on within the school. Foundation schools are run by the government in these schools the government normally help with the context within the school and the physical aspects of it. But with foundation schools they have a charitable foundation. Trust Schools and Foundation schools are the same…

New schools are intimidating as it is right? Well for me it was more than just a new school, it was new types of people, new classrooms, and a new language. It is why I say that life can put you out of place sometimes I still remember the day I had to walk in to the classroom all by myself because my mom had already dropped me off in the main office. “Are you scared?” Was the first thing my mom has asked me before dropping me off. “No” I answered without thinking. At the time I was not…

Here are 6 different types of students in a classroom on an everyday basis. The Attention Seeker The seeker always finds what he seeks simply because of constant attention and perseverance. – Djinn The attention seeker is known in every class around the world. This student is usually the one who tends to be the loud one, making jokes, trying to get everyone to look at them for attention. This is Chad, Chad is known as the attention seeker in our grade. He will sit in class and do everything…

Students of all types can be found on any high school campus. There are so many distinct types of high school students for example, there are the jocks and the popular and nerds and so on but each of them share a common type. There are three most common types of students: the overachievers, the slacker, and finally the average student. Each different type of student has their own characteristics of their ability for the amount of work they put in school, study habits, and their altitude toward…

There are three kinds of people in high school. There are the kids that are always in a relationship and always talking to someone, then there’s the kids that never are in a relationships and are always partying or out with their friends. Then, there’s the kids that are neither of those, they do their own thing and enjoy being at the comfort of their home every weekend. Although these are three extremes of high school, people tend to get put into these three categories. These labels and…

Bullying is a common issue in schools today. There is a lot more awareness about bullying today from media, parents, researchers and educators as opposed to the past. A bullying is one who targets another student’s weakness and opens it up for all to see. With an imbalance of power and strength often times the child that is being bullied has trouble defending his or herself. Bullying does not occur just once or twice but it is repeated over time. Bullies tend to operate in groups to avoid harm…

attached to a primary school. In wales children learn against a curriculum known as the Early Years Foundation Phase and unlike in England continues until the child is 7 years of age and includes the Key Stage 1 curriculum. In Scotland early years education is governed by a document called Curriculum for Excellence which…

The Bucksbaum Early Entrance Academy is a program that accelerates high school students past their junior or senior year directly to college. What this really means is that the members of this culture are a bunch of children who really wanted to get out of high school. We all were a part of the gifted programs in our schools, and we all decided we were too smart for that. Apparently the University agreed, so we can all be considered at least academically ready for college. At some level, we…

important parts of the school. We will create an environment where we can learn together and support each other. *The school mission statement is not completely aligned with the district mission statement. The school mission does not describe an environment that is safe, caring, or rigorous. The mission does not include community partnership. Members of the committee will refine the mission statement to include alignment with the district mission. -Determine core values and beliefs- “X”…