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13. Helen is fourteen. She is at a very nice school. She is interested in the lessons. There are only two teachers that she doesn't like - and 5 she has got lots of friends . The school is twenty km from Helen's house, so she gets up early. She has a quick wash and then she has breakfast - cereal and fruit juice if she is hungry. There is a school bus but if it is very cold her mother takes her by car. In the evenings she has school work. She has much difficulty with it, so she usually finishes quickly. Then she has supper. At ten o'clock she has a bath and goes to bed. On Saturdays and Sundays she gets up at 12 , has a quick lunch and goes straight to her computer games.
Rita Nelson is fourteen, and she has changed her school because her parents moved to another town this summer.
“Let me tell you about my new school. I’m having a great time. All pupils are very friendly, but it’s very different from my old school. I can tell you! First of all school starts at 8.00 here, a whole, hour before it did in that school. This morning I forgot about it and got to school ten minutes late, so the teacher put a note into my record-book. I was really angry!
There are a lot of other differences in this school, of course. We have seven lessons here almost every day. What else? The school day is different, too. In my former school we finished school at 3.00, and then most pupils went home. Here we finish lessons at 3.30, and then most pupils go to sports practice. Well, they love sports here.
I joined gymnastics and football clubs here. A lot of girls play football in this school. I had my first practice yesterday, and I feel tired today.
Another important thing here is learning to do practical things. Their metal and wood shops are like small factories, and we are taught to drive as well. It’s fantastic. I had my first lesson in driving a tractor yesterday.”
Helen is fourteen.
She is at a very nice school.
She is interested in the lessons.
There are only two teachers that she doesn't like - and 5 she has got lots of friends .
The school is twenty km from Helen's house, so she gets up early.
She has a quick wash and then she has breakfast - cereal and fruit juice if she is hungry. There is a school bus but if it is very cold her mother takes her by car. In the evenings she has school work. She has much difficulty with it, so she usually finishes quickly. Then she has supper. At ten o'clock she has a bath and goes to bed. On Saturdays and Sundays she gets up at 12 , has a quick lunch and goes straight to her computer games.
Rita Nelson is fourteen, and she has changed her school because her parents moved to another town this summer.
“Let me tell you about my new school. I’m having a great time. All pupils are very friendly, but it’s very different from my old school. I can tell you! First of all school starts at 8.00 here, a whole, hour before it did in that school. This morning I forgot about it and got to school ten minutes late, so the teacher put a note into my record-book. I was really angry!
There are a lot of other differences in this school, of course. We have seven lessons here almost every day. What else? The school day is different, too. In my former school we finished school at 3.00, and then most pupils went home. Here we finish lessons at 3.30, and then most pupils go to sports practice. Well, they love sports here.
I joined gymnastics and football clubs here. A lot of girls play football in this school. I had my first practice yesterday, and I feel tired today.
Another important thing here is learning to do practical things. Their metal and wood shops are like small factories, and we are taught to drive as well. It’s fantastic. I had my first lesson in driving a tractor yesterday.”