SCHOOL LIFE VOCABULARY

Curriculum: The subjects and content taught in a school or educational program.

Sentence: The school’s curriculum includes science, mathematics, history, and physical education.

Assembly: A gathering of students and staff for announcements, performances, or discussions.

Sentence: The school assembly began with the national anthem and a motivational speech.

Classroom: A room where students and teachers meet for lessons.

Sentence: The classroom was decorated with colorful posters and student artwork.

Recess: A break during the school day when students can relax or play.

Sentence: The children ran to the playground as soon as recess began.

Classmate: A fellow student in the same class or grade.

Sentence: My classmate and I worked together on a science project.

Peer Pressure: Influence from classmates or friends to behave in certain ways.

Sentence: She resisted peer pressure and focused on studying for her exams.

Grades: Marks or scores given to assess academic performance.

Sentence: Good grades in high school are important for college admissions.

Detention: A punishment where students are required to stay after school for misbehavior.

Sentence: He received detention for talking during the teacher’s lecture.

Alumni: Former students of a school, college, or university.

Sentence: The school invited alumni to share their career experiences with current students.

Mentor: An experienced and trusted guide who provides advice and support to students.

Sentence: My mentor helped me prepare for university entrance exams and guided my career choices.

Procrastination: The action of delaying or postponing tasks, often associated with studying.

Sentence: Procrastination can make finishing school assignments more stressful closer to deadlines.