Summer Reading Extension programme

Extension Programme -  Summer Reading Assignments 2020

• All pupils must buy and read the books listed for their appropriate level during the summer holidays.
• Highlight interesting passages and take a few notes on characters, themes and ideas which come to mind as you read. 
• Try to work through a few of the language exercises each week over the holidays and to reserve enough time each week to get through the novel. You will have a short test on your reading at the Rentrée.    

Incoming 6^e:

• Out of Bounds, by Beverly Naidoo
• Checkpoint Workbook 7 Exercises (click here for details)

Incoming 5e:

• Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, by Mildred D. Taylor 
• Checkpoint Workbook 8 Excercises (click here for details)

Incoming 4^e& 3e:

• The Help, by Kathryn Stockett
• My Family and other Animals by Gerald Durrell

General Advice :

To progress in English, pupils should get in the habit of reading regularly : news articles, blogs, short stories, novels, etc.

You might enjoy Vocable, a magazine of newspaper articles from the English language press, such as The Guardian and The New York Times. Each article is accompanied by a full glossary.  It is available through subscribing on-line.

All pupils should have a combined Dictionary & Thesaurus at home.

New pupils may wish to consult the Englishpage.com website over the summer to brush up on your grammar, if necessary.

Our very best wishes for an enjoyable summer, 

The Extension Programme Teachers 

Betty Lau-Vanchet, Head of English