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  • tool used for drawing circles, usually in mathematics lessons.
    compasses
  • a plan showing the times when lessons or activities take place.
    timetable/schedule
  • the room where the person in charge of a school works.
    head teacher’s office
  • a school subject involving sport and physical exercise.
    PE (Physical Education)
  • a place where books and other materials are kept for people to read or borrow.
    library
  • a school that prepares students for a particular job or profession.
    vocational school
  • a qualification awarded after successfully completing a course at a university.
    degree
  • a school for students who have completed primary education.
    secondary school
  • a school subject in which students learn about the natural and physical world.
    science
  • an official list of students used to record who is present or absent.
    register
  • a small cupboard where a student can keep books, clothes and personal belongings.
    locker
  • the act of being present at school or in a lesson.
    attendance
  • clothes and shoes worn for physical education lessons.
    PE kit
  • books that students are required to read as part of a course.
    set books
  • a person who has successfully completed a course at a school or university.
    graduate
  • a room where teachers can work, meet and relax between lessons.
    staffroom
  • the person who is in charge of a school.
    head teacher
  • one of the periods into which a school or academic year is divided.
    term
  • a practice examination taken before an important official examination.
    mock exam
  • a room where students can relax and spend time together.
    common room
  • a brightly coloured pen used to mark important words or information.
    highlighter
  • money given to a student to help them pay for their education.
    scholarship
  • a list of topics and subjects that students study on a course
    syllabus
  • a meeting of all or many students and teachers at school.
    assembly
  • languages studied that are not the main language spoken in your country.
    foreign languages
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