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Year 6 – Spanish Schools – Summer 1

Mrs Kiani

This week I would like you to research Spanish schools and find out different aspect about them. After the research create a fact-file.

You could research the following:

Timings of a typical school day,

subjects taught in school,

Play times, lunch times,

After school clubs,

Exams and tests,

Summer holidays,

What age they start school

Here are some websites that will support you as well:-

http://www.spain-info.com/Living_in_Spain/Spanish-Schools.htm

https://www.donquijote.org/spanish-culture/traditions/education-in-spain/

https://www.expatica.com/es/education/children-education/education-in-spain-103110/

The Spanish Education System

16 responses to “Year 6 – Spanish Schools – Summer 1”

  1. Mehar R.

    1. school hours depend on the school but the 2 main schedules are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
    With a lunch break from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm and others begin at 9:00 am to 2:00 p
    2. The subjects taught in Spanish schools are the same as ours but there foreign language is English
    Not Spanish, french, mandarin and Greek
    3. Most schools in Spain have no break times but have a 2 hour straight lunch time but this also depends on how long the school days are
    4. They do have after school clubs whereas they don’t have as many choices
    5. The DELE A2 and CCSE Are the only tests they have but they do not have to do them
    6.they get 10 weeks in the summer off this is because they are used to heat.

  2. Surinder J.

    1. What are the timings of a typical school day?
    This depends on the schedule: on one typical schedule, the school day starts at 9 o’clock and end 5 o’clock, with a lunch break of 2 hours at any time. On another, the school day starts 9 o’clock and end 2 o’clock.
    2. What are the subjects taught in school?
    They are taught: Physical education, Art and craft, Science, Mathematics, English, Foreign Language ( Mostly English), Spanish and History and Geography.
    3. Play times and lunch times.
    They have a 2 hour lunchtime and it is optional to go home and have lunch with your family and then come back OR they can stay in school.
    4. After school clubs.
    There are 12 after school clubs that Spanish children have: make art like Picasso, create club t-shirts, write to Spanish pen pals, celebrate day of the dead, throw a Spanish Language Movie Night, read a Spanish book, different types of dancing ( from salsa to flamenco), eat at a Spanish restaurant, visit a local museum, volunteer in your Spanish-speaking community, learn authentic dishes and take a trip abroad.
    5. Exams and tests.
    Children are tested on language and math at the end of their third and sixth years. In their sixth year, they also take a test on science and technology. Students can repeat a year during the primary stage, but this is exceptional.
    6. Summer holidays.
    Spanish primary school’s summer holidays are between 10–12 weeks ( 18th June – 8th September)
    7. What age do they start school?
    Most children start school between the age of 3-16 yrs.

  3. Jasmine M.

    1. What are the timings of a typical school day?
    In primary schools in Spain, most children attend lessons from 9am to noon, with a long lunch break of up to three hours before going back to school from 3pm to 5pm.
    2. What are the subjects they teach in school?
    There are eight major subjects taught in Spanish schools and they are Spanish, maths, science, geography and history, foreign language (usually English), physical education, technology, and art.
    3. What food do they eat at lunchtime?
    A typical Spanish school lunch, consisting of a fresh salad, Spanish tortilla, fried artichoke and a dish of tuna, potato and green beans, served with fresh fruit for dessert.
    4. What after school activities do they do?
    Latin dancing: salsa, flamenco, sevillanas, cumbia, merengue and tango.

  4. Brooke M.

    And they start school at 3 years old

  5. Muhammad S.

    1:Mathematics, Geography, History
    2: 9am to 5 pm
    3: yes they do
    4: SATS
    5: 10 weeks

  6. Brooke M.

    1. school hours depend on the school but the 2 main schedules are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
    With a lunch break from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm and others begin at 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

    2. The subjects taught in Spanish schools are the same as ours but there foreign language is English
    Not Spanish,french,mandarin and Greek

    3. Most schools in Spain have no break times but have a 2 hour straight lunch time but this also depends on how long the school days are

    4. They do have after school clubs whereas they don’t have as many choices

    5. The DELE A2 and CCSE Are the only tests they have but they do not have to do them

    6.they get 10 weeks in the summer off this is because they are used to heat.

  7. Faizan R.

    Schools in Spain
    Some schools in start at 9am and end at 5pm but they have a 2 hour lunch. Other schools begin at 9am to 2pm.One day is for 7 hours Monday to Friday.

    The core curriculum is usually the Spanish language , literature , Mathematics, Geography, History, a foreign language and Physical Education. Optional subjects include Music, Technology, and Social,Moral studies.

    Spanish school hours depend on each type of school. Some may run from 9 am through 5 pm with a two hour lunch break. Other schools may begin at 8 and end at 3 pm, the typical lunch time in Spain. Some schools may have only a one hour lunch break and may or may not provide a cafeteria for children to eat at the school. So in some schools they go home for lunch and break time.

    In Spain there are many after school clubs they are mostly based on sports, dance , education and sewing. There are many more clubs but these are the most common in many schools . They start at 5.30 to 6.30 so they are for 1 hour.

  8. Muhammed A.

    The timing of a typical school day in Spanish is 09:00 till 17:00 ( 8 hours a day ).There are 2 cycles. The first one are between ages 0-3 and it is optional. This mean families have to pay for the first cycle if they want to put there child in it.

  9. Luxor A.

    In Spanish Schools, there are two cycles in preschool.The first cycle starts at zero-three and the second cycle is 3-6 going to public schools for free. In Spain primary school is made out of six academic school years. 6-12

  10. Lawy A.

    Timings of a typical school day
    From 9 am to 5 pm.
    subjects taught in school
    Mathematics, Geography, History, a foreign language and Physical Education. Optional subjects are Music and Technology.
    Play times, lunch times
    2 hour lunch no break.
    After school clubs
    Yes
    Exams and tests
    Yes they have SATs

  11. Gufran E.

    Some schools run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m-start of school
    lunch break from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m-lunch
    Spanish, maths, science, geography and history, foreign language (usually English), physical education, technology, and art.-subject
    Winter holidays: typically in the last week of December and the first week of January. Easter holidays: typically in the last week of March and the first week of April. Summer holidays: typically in July and August-holidays
    6 years to 16 years.-age they start school.

  12. Shahzaib M.

    Thay have 2:00 lunch break and thay have come home at 5:00 Thay have 4 years in secondary school you start school went you are 6

  13. Fariha A.

    The timing of a typical school day in Spain are from 9am to 5 pm with a two hour lunch break or from 9am to 2pm where they leave school at the Spanish typical lunch time.
    The subjects that are taught are: biology, history, geography,arts and craft PE and English.

  14. Shahzad S.

    Eight major subjects taught in Spanish schools and they are Spanish, maths, science, geography and history, foreign language (usually English), physical education, technology, and art.
    A few schools in Spain run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a two-hour lunch break from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. however other schools begin at 9 a.m. and end at 2 p.m., the usual lunchtime in Spain.
    It has a 2 hour lunch break from 1pm-3pm

  15. Kaif B.

    1. The timing of a school day start at 9:00 till 5:00 or 9:00 till 14:00
    2.The subjects that are taught in Spanish schools are maths, English, geography P.E, art ,science
    Reading
    3.Play times are lasted 2 hours or longer
    4.The clubs are football, basketball and tennis

  16. Muhammad B.

    1) The timings of a school day are 09:00 to 17:00 or they could be 09:00 to 14:00.
    2) The subjects they learn are English, Maths, PE, Art, Science, Geography, Music, Reading, Writing.
    3) Playtimes last around 2 hour or so.
    4) The clubs are sports mostly including walks also.

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