INGLESE 2º

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What kind of school does Ella go to?

• She goes to a private school for girls

• She goes to a private school for boys and girls

• She goes to a state school for girls

• She goes to a state school for boys and girls

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What do girls usually wear at her school?

• Jeans and a t-shirt

• A sweatshirt and a skirt

• A suit and a white shirt

• Trainers

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What is similar about Ella’s uniform and Matt’s uniform?

• They wear white shirts

• They wear suits

• They wear black shoes

• They wear ties

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What happens on non-uniform days?

• Students wear the same clothes

• Students don’t wear a uniform

• Students wear jeans

• Students wear trainers

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: Why is everyone wearing jeans today?

• Because they are having a cake sale

• Because they are having a fashion show

• Because it’s Jeans for Genes day

• Because it’s a non-uniform day

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: Why are they collecting money?

• Because they want to buy cakes

• Because they want to help a charity

• Because they want to buy tickets for the fashion show

• Because they are having a dance show

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What ISN’T Ella wearing today?

• A sweater

• A top

• Trainers

• Jeans

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What is different about this year’s Jeans for Genes day?

• Ella is making cakes

• Ella is selling cakes

• Ella’s class is having a fashion show

• All the teachers are wearing jeans

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: Who is in the fashion show?

• Ella’s class

• The teachers

• All the students in the school

• Only Ella

Jeans

for Genes

Welcome to this week’s magazine. This week Ella is writing about clothes for school and a very important day in the school year. Enjoy the read!

‘Students in the UK usually wear a school uniform. In state schools uniforms are usually quite casual. In my school we have a blue sweatshirt, and black skirt and tights for girls, or black 5 trousers for boys. Girls can also wear black trousers if they want. We all wear black shoes.

At some private schools the uniforms are quite formal. My friend, Matt, goes to a private school. He wears a grey suit, a white shirt and a tie, and black shoes. Some public schools have a very formal uniform. The students wear a suit, tie and hat! I’m glad I don't go there!

We sometimes have non-uniform days. On these days we wear our own clothes. Today is a 10 non-uniform day because it’s Jeans for Genes day. Jeans for Genes day happens every year in October. This year it’s on Friday 7^h October. People all over the country make a donation to charity. In return, they can wear their jeans to school or work. We’re all collecting money for children with genetic problems.

So we're all wearing our jeans to school today. Even our teachers are wearing jeans! I'm 15 wearing my jeans, my favourite top and a pair of trainers. I’m not wearing a sweater because it’s quite warm for autumn.

Jeans for Genes day is fun. We do lots of different activities to collect money, for example, we make and sell cakes and have dance shows. This year we ’re doing something different: our class is having a fashion show for other students and our parents and teachers. For the fashion show 20 I’m wearing leather boots, my jeans and a denim jacket. Tickets cost 20p each. It isn't expensive

and all the money is for the chanty. Why don’t you take part in the next Jeans for Genes day?

QUESTION: What’s Ella wearing in the fashion show?

• A sweater

• Black shoes

• Boots, jeans and a jacket

• Jeans, trainers and her favourite top