Across
- 5. A short informal test given to students
- 6. carnival A school event at which students play games for prizes
- 7. A test in which students write down what is being read to them to test their ability to hear and write words correctly
- 9. competition A competition in which two or more students express opposing views about a subject
- 10. The practice of training students to obey rules and control their behaviour, and punishing them if they do not
- 13. The act of being present at school; the number of students who attend a class or meeting
- 14. A student's behaviour in school
- 16. A mark that is given to a student in an examination or for a piece of schoolwork
- 18. A piece of work that a student is asked to do
- 21. programme An arrangement in which a student or teacher visits another school or university to work or study
- 22. trip An occasion when students go somewhere to learn about a particular subject
- 24. vacation The period of time during the summer when schools are closed
- 26. A formal written, spoken or practical test of a student's knowledge or skill
- 28. an all-nighter To study or work throughout the night
- 29. An amount of money given by a school or organisation to help pay for a person's studies
- 30. assembly A regular morning meeting of all the teachers and students at a school
- 31. An official document stating that you have completed a course of study or passed an examination
Down
- 1. An action that is taken to make someone suffer because they have done something wrong
- 2. day A day when students have sports competitions
- 3. performance An overall review of how well or badly a student performs in their studies
- 4. regulation An official rule or order in a school
- 8. show A show in which students perform to show how well they can act, sing or dance
- 10. A mark on a school record showing that a student has done something wrong or behaved badly
- 11. contest A competition in which students sing
- 12. disability A condition that affects someone's ability to learn something
- 15. picnic A trip to the countryside, seaside, etc., on which students bring their own food to eat outdoors
- 17. A careful study of a subject in order to discover new facts or ideas
- 18. Describing someone who is not present because of illness or another reason
- 19. To learn something carefully so that you can remember it exactly
- 20. A punishment of being kept at school for a time after classes have ended
- 23. To teach students to do something by making them repeat it many times
- 25. To study something you have already learnt to prepare for an examination or test
- 27. An official record showing the courses a student has taken and the marks they have achieved
