Describe a school which you went to.
You should say:
- when you went there
- how many people studied there
- how long you spent there
and explain what you liked and disliked about it.
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I would say that if there was one phase of life, which everybody would want back, it had to be the “school life”. So, I surely would like to thank you for offering me the opportunity to describe a school which I attended in the past.
The school, I want to talk about, is a high school in Deptford, London, which I attended from the year of 2007 to 2012. Being located at the heart of one of the best metropolitan cities in the world, this particular state-funded secondary school attracted students, both boys and girls, from all origins and backgrounds as well as from all walks of life. However, most of the students there were from working-class people. It specialized in Humanities, with English, Citizenship and Drama. It is a five-storey building, with multi-use games area, big playground in the front and 150 cycle parking spaces. And, of course, it also has a big library and large stadium for Deptford green community leisure. Besides, the school also has wireless technology throughout the entire school buildings (meaning students can use laptops when necessary in each and every classroom), a fitness gym, a sound recording studio and radio station, light and spacious classrooms which are 25% larger than statutory regulations, and a tiered seating conference hall with lecture desks which can act like a performance hall.
If I remember correctly, around 12 hundred students used to attend this great secondary school when I was studying there. Anyway, what I really liked about my secondary school was that the teachers were really qualified and very helpful. The school management was very friendly also. The infrastructure was amazing, and we had our own badminton, basketball and football teams who played really well. Besides, there were extra classrooms for community tutoring groups which were accessible for all weak students. Finally, I would never forget about the delicious and free bowl of porridge for breakfast which was provided in the mornings, alongside a range of other refreshments. However, I didn’t like the school uniform colour which every student needed to wear.
