Description : Middle school in Eton College in England

Secondary school - 9th year of study (13-15 years)

The 9th year of study, block F, involves studying English and literature, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, modern foreign languages ​​(a minimum of two to choose from), geography, history, theology, Latin. The program also includes subjects of practical and aesthetic cycles. The subjects are united in the MADPID block, which includes drama, art, music, ICT, physical education. Lessons are held three times a week, alternating. If you choose as an additional foreign Greek language, the MADPID program for a student is halved. Also, the students can optionally learn the Arabic, Mandarin, Chinese dialect. At the end of the year, each student is identified with a list of items to be passed for the GCSE.

10-11 years of study (blocks E-D) provide for the learning of compulsory disciplines and 8 additional subjects. At the same time, students must choose at least 1 foreign language and 2 natural sciences. The list of additional subjects is extensive. It includes drama, music, technology and design, art (ceramics, sculpture, painting), history, geography, theology, classical civilizations (Greece or Rome), Greek, Latin, modern languages ​​(Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, German , French), biology, physics, chemistry.

12-13 year of study (C-B) also have their academic characteristics. The first year students study 4 subjects. On the second, as a rule, the development of the chosen disciplines continues. But this is not a mandatory requirement. A number of disciplines are divided into 2 blocks. Their study is completed by the corresponding examinations (AS, A2). For most A-level subjects and all Pre-U disciplines, examinations are given at the end of Block B.

In the framework of the Pre-U program, college students study ethics, philosophy, religion as part of the perspective course, compulsory for all students, as well as biology, music, modern languages ​​(Spanish, Italian, Russian, German, French , Chinese), the history of art.

The A-level program includes the mastery of art, Latin, Greek, modern languages ​​(including Arabic, Japanese, Portuguese), industrial design, political science, economics, ancient history, English literature, music technology, theater, history, Geography, mathematics and higher mathematics, theology, physics, chemistry.

10-11 years of study (blocks E-D) provide for the learning of compulsory disciplines and 8 additional subjects. At the same time, students must choose at least 1 foreign language and 2 natural sciences. The list of additional subjects is extensive. It includes drama, music, technology and design, art (ceramics, sculpture, painting), history, geography, theology, classical civilizations (Greece or Rome), Greek, Latin, modern languages ​​(Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, German , French), biology, physics, chemistry.

12-13 years of study (C-B) also have their academic characteristics. The first year students study 4 subjects. On the second, as a rule, the development of the chosen disciplines continues. But this is not a mandatory requirement. A number of disciplines are divided into 2 blocks. Their study is completed by the corresponding examinations (AS, A2). For most A-level subjects and all Pre-U disciplines, examinations are given at the end of Block B.

The A-level program includes the mastering of art, Latin, Greek, modern languages ​​(including Arabic, Japanese, Portuguese), industrial design, political science, economics, ancient history, English literature, music technology, theater, history, geography, mathematics and higher mathematics, theology, physics, chemistry.