English based school teaches English as a foreign language

The video discusses the language challenges faced by students at City of Leeds School, where most have been in the UK for less than five years and speak English as a second language. The school is implementing extra English lessons due to government changes affecting GCSE scores. The initiative aims to improve English proficiency for all students, including those born in the UK, and highlights the cultural contributions of students from diverse backgrounds. The experiment is expected to be adopted by other schools.

What is the primary reason for teaching English to all students at City of Leeds School?

• To increase the school's enrollment

• To ensure all students can communicate effectively in English

• To comply with local government regulations

• To prepare students for international exams

According to Sky News, how many schools in England had less than 10% of pupils speaking English as a first language?

• 240 schools

• 100 schools

• 50 schools

• 500 schools

What change in government policy is influencing the school's decision to focus on English language teaching?

• Introduction of a new English curriculum

• Changes in GCSE marking criteria

• New funding for language programs

• Mandatory English language tests for all students

What percentage of students at City of Leeds School were born in England?

• 25%

• 75%

• 15%

• 50%

What is the expected outcome of the English lessons experiment at City of Leeds School?

• To increase the school's funding

• To improve students' performance in science subjects

• To set an example for other schools to follow

• To reduce the number of non-native speakers