Презентация "Eton college"

Eton college

History

• 1) When was Eton founded in?
• 2) Who educated there?
• 3) When must the boys get up?
• 4) Which language was basic?
• 5) How many boys are studied now?
• 6) Eton is not the most famous and prestigious school in Britain, is it?
• 7) How much money must parents pay for the education at Eton?
• 8) Every rich boy can get into Eton, can’t he?

• 1) Eton was founded in 1440.
• 2) Only boys educated there.
• 3) The boys must get up at 5 o’clock.
• 4) Latin was the basic language.
• 5) 1290 boys are studied now at Eton.
• 6) Eton is the most famous and prestigious school in Britain.
• 7) Parents must pay £25,000 for education at Eton.
• 8) Every rich boy can’t get into Eton.

Famous Etonians

• Ian Fleming (James Bond)

Princes William and Harry

Boris Johnson, the Major of London

Life at Eton

• 1) Eton is a boarding school.
• 2) Children study at Eton for 6 years.
• 3) Each boy shares the room with a neighbour.
• 4) House is a ”family” which consists of 50 boys.
• 5) Each house takes care of a house master.
• 6) House master looks after the boys, supports them.
• 7) Dame has to look after the boys’ health and helps them with personal matters.
• 8) Senior boys are very naughty boys.

Dress Code

Tony Little, Eton’s headmaster

Pop members

Quality Education

• 1) Each student has a personal tutor, who looks after his progress.
• 2) After leaving Eton children seldom go to top universities (Oxford, Cambridge).
• 3) The college is well-equipped.
• 4) Every boy has a lap-top computer, and a network connects all classrooms and all boys’ bedrooms to the Internet.
• 5) Every boy speaks three modern languages chosen from French, German, Japanese, Russian, Spanish.
• 6) The school year starts on the 1st of September.
• 7) The school year has 3 terms and finishes in early July.

Societies

• Music
• Photography
• Design
• Astrology
• Computing
• Electronics
• Russian dancing
• Stamp collecting
• Cinema
• Art school
• Music school
• Sport school
• Theatre
• Military training

Sports

• Football
• Sailing
• Field game
• Swimming
• Basketball
• Rowing
• Wild game
• Cricket
• Golf
• Wall game