School Events

Memorise useful vocabulary about school activities: for example, ‘examen’ (exam), ‘devoir’ (homework), ‘projet’ (project), ‘étude’ (study), ‘pause déjeuner’ (lunch break), etc.
Remember the names of different school subjects in French: ‘les maths’ (maths), ‘l’anglais’ (English), ‘la biologie’ (biology), ‘la géographie’ (geography), ‘la physique’ (physics), etc.
Understand how to talk or write about your daily school routine: ‘Je vais à l’école à huit heures.’ (I go to school at eight o’clock.)
Practice using everyday phrases associated with school life: ‘J’étudie pour un examen.’ (I’m studying for a test.)
Learn to articulate likes and dislikes regarding school events: ‘J’aime l’atelier de théâtre.’ (I like the drama workshop), ‘Je n’aime pas le cours de maths.’ (I do not like math class)
Familiarise yourself with the terms to describe people in the school, such as ‘le professeur’ (the teacher) and ‘le directeur’ (the headmaster).
Practice explaining future plans and objectives: ‘Je vais travailler dur pour obtenir de bonnes notes.’ (I am going to work hard to get good grades.)
Remember to use appropriate tenses when talking about past, present, and future school events.
Understand how to describe special events or trips: ‘On a fait une sortie au musée.’ (We made a trip to the museum.)
Practice using negative expressions to talk about school: ‘Je ne comprends pas la chimie.’ (I do not understand chemistry.)
Perfect your pronunciation of key phrases and words that are commonly used in the school environment.
Master how to write about your opinions about school events and why you feel that way.