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1. ncbradford.ac.uk › subject-specific-requirementsSubject Specific Entry Requirements : New College Bradford

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   The combination of subjects you choose is very important as your future aspirations and interests could depend on them. Please note that students must have passed a minimum of 5 GCSE courses. Please note that the entry requirements listed on this website are the latest and most current.

2. www.newcollege.ac.uk › course-detail › spanish-aSpanish A Level - New College Swindon

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   Entry requirements. Five GCSE grades at 4/C or above including English Language and a grade 5/C in Spanish. Future career and study opportunities. Studying a language at a higher level can develop your confidence and communication skills.

3. ncdoncaster.ac.uk › coursecourse : New College Doncaster

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   course : New College Doncaster. Spanish. Please note: Subject videos have been filmed from colleges across our Trust. This course explores different controversial topics and encourages students to delve into the culture and history of Spanish-speaking countries.

4. www.huddnewcoll.ac.uk › courses › spanishSpanish - Huddersfield New College

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   A Level. A Level Spanish will see you exploring Spanish culture, building your knowledge of life in Spain, as well as developing your Spanish language and literature skills – ensuring that you move towards speaking and understanding the language fluently.

5. spainwise.net › educationThe Spanish Education System - Spainwise

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   The first four years are called la ESO (Educación Secundaria Obligatoria). Children can leave school at the end of this period or at the age of 16 if they reach this sooner. ESO is divided into two cycles with the same system of repeated years at the end of each cycle as occurs in primary education.

6. www.new.ox.ac.uk › visiting-the-collegeVisiting the College | New College

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   New College is a place of study all year round. Please therefore do not enter staircases, college rooms, or areas marked as private. The Cloisters, Hall, Chapel and Gardens are fully accessible (access to the hall is via a lift) but please be aware that our grounds have uneven surfaces.

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   When does Spanish school start & end?

   • The Spanish school year starts in mid-September and ends in the third week of June. There is usually a break of two weeks or so at Christmas and about a week at Easter. There are no half-term holidays as such, but there are short breaks throughout the year which are organised around national, regional and local saints’ days and festivals.

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   How has the Spanish education system changed in recent years?

   • The Spanish Education system has been subject to a number of reforms in recent years. Changes in Infant and primary education have been somewhat more successful to date than those in the secondary system.

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   When do children get a school uniform in Spain?

   • From about year 3 children are introduced to termly exams, but there is no equivalent to national testing in the Spanish system (at this age). Although state education is free, parents will have to buy all textbooks and materials. Uniforms are generally worn by students in religious private schools and grant-assisted schools.

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   How has secondary education changed in Spain?

   • Until recent years secondary education in Spain was very conventional with a lot of rote learning and constant tests and examinations. There have been marked improvements with the introduction of project work, continuous assessment and more up-to-date and relevant syllabuses.

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   What age can a child go to school in Spain?

   • In most parts of Spain schooling is now available to children from the age of three, although the obligatory age for starting school is five years old. Children are admitted once a year (in September), strictly according to the calendar year of their birth.

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   Do Spanish students have to speak English?

   • English will be taught by a specialist, but there is no obligation for the class teacher to speak English. Classes are always mixed ability in Spain; the concept of “streaming” is unknown. In addition many students will study Religion (religión) which mainly consists of teaching Catholic doctrine.

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8. www.newcollege.ac.uk › course-detail › spanish-yearSpanish Year 2 - Intermediate - New College Swindon

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   Sep 24, 2024 · Spanish Year 2 - Intermediate. The course has been designed for you to use Spanish in everyday situations with supporting grammar and vocabulary to help you understand, speak, read and write Spanish at a more advanced level.