The main goals and objectives of the Olympiad are:

Identification and development of students' creative and cognitive abilities, expanding their cultural range;

Increasing interest in learning and using English;

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Student Olympiad

in English "London Eye"

I. Listen to the text and choose the correct answer

1. The city can boast the ancient ... .

A) theater B) cinema C) library

2. The amphitheater has … seats on both levels.

A) nineteen B) forty-two C) twenty-three

3. The high parapet proves that ... .

A) there are five entrances onto the stage

B) fights were held there

C) spectators used to walk there

4. The form of the stadium resembles the letter ....

A) T B) U C) V

5. The stadium used to hold … twenty thousand people.

A) much more B) more than C) less than

6. … was decorated with statues of athletes.

A) The stadium B) The stage C) A huge building

7. Two in every three of the spaces were ....

A) the stadium B) the theater C) shops

8. …shops are connected to each other.

A) All the B) Some of the C) Modern

9. The wall to separate a part of the stadium was built ... .

A) not long ago B) in the third century C) recently

10. The guide wants to show the ... .

A) suburbs B) castle C) main street

II. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the right words

Dear Mother and Father,

We were very tired when we got back. It had been a lovely day and I … (20) hope John can get the tickets.

Lots of love, Lillian.

11. A) when B) where C) what

12. A) hay B) grass C) thatched

13. A) busy B) quiet C) small

14. A) round B) at C) through

15. A) must B) should C) ought to

16. A) the B) a C) no article

17. A) see B) saw C) have seen

18. A) doing B) playing C) making

19. A) were B) had been C) had been

20. A) am B) do C) does

III. Read and decide if the statements are true, false or nothing is known from the text

Maps were made long before reading and writing were invented. The earliest map that we know of is a cave painting in the Lascaux caves in France. The painting shows a part of the summer night's sky 16,500 years ago. Modern astronomers can still understand the night sky shown in the map. A four thousand year old map made by the Babylonians is still in existence. Many ancient map-makers thought that the world was flat, but explorers like Magellan in the 15th century sailed around the world and helped to make better maps. Besides, measurements taken by satellites show that our planet is slightly pear shaped. Satellites have also provided more accurate information and have helped to see and map parts of the world that were little known or never seen by humans before. Satellites have photographed the Amazon rainforest and have shown that the area the size of twenty football pitches is being cut down every minute. Pictures taken from space have also shown that one of the world's largest areas of inland water, the Aral Sea, has been shrinking very quickly. Modern satellite maps show the effects of global warming and pollution and help us to understand the world around us better. More and more drivers nowadays rely on satellite navigation in their cars so the traditional road maps may not be around much longer.

21. Writing was invented a long time after the first map was drawn.

22. The first map was a map of the night sky.

A) True B) False C) Not known

23. The first map was made by the Babylonians.

A) True B) False C) Not known

24. Babylonian map-makers were very rich men.

A) True B) False C) Not known

25. Magellan's explorations helped the map-makers to improve their maps.

A) True B) False C) Not known

26. Our planet is a perfect sphere.

A) True B) False C) Not known

27. Modern maps are more detailed and accurate.

A) True B) False C) Not known

28. The Amazon rainforest is gradually disappearing.

A) True B) False C) Not known

29. The level of the Aral Sea has been increasing.

A) True B) False C) Not known

30. Soon the traditional printed road maps may be out of use.

IV. Read the adverts and find the club for each speaker

31. “I’m free in the morning, so I’ll enjoy going there.”

32. “It's fantastic! We communicate, travel and share cultures on a world scale!”

33. “I used to go swimming when I was younger. It's high time I started that again.”

34. “My father is a very experienced programmer, and I want to be like him!”

35. “I am a university student so the course fee will be lower for me.”

36. “I prefer well-qualified staff to help me with my wrestling.”

37. “In this club I was taught to connect printer, scanner and webcam to my notebook.”

38. “There is a stadium near the building so we often have classes in the open air.”

39. “My Spanish is getting better and better so I’d like to join a more advanced group.”

40. “I became the editor-in-chief of a club newspaper. I am the head of games section.”

in the international youth competition "Great Britain-2017". The age of the participants of the competition is from 12 to 18 years.

Participation in the competition is a chance to become a winner and go on a trip for free

for the UK in 2017. Trip duration - 2 weeks

The trip program includes:

English language training at a language school in London - 1 week

excursion program in London (sightseeing tour of the center of London, the Tower, Westminster Abbey,

Parliament and Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and the National Portrait Gallery, Buckingham Palace,

Hyde Park, Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Royal Albert Hall, Diana Fountain Monument

and the London Eye, Tower Bridge and other sights of the capital of Great Britain

teaching English in the resort town of Bournemouth on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean - 1 week beach holiday,

surfing, hot air ballooning, beach barbecue and sports CEFR certificate of English proficiency

Content and rules of the competition:

1. Terms of registration of participants of the competition: from February 1, 2017 to March 1, 2017 inclusive

2. For registration it is necessary to send to the address: [email protected] the following data:

• Full Name
• Date of Birth
• E-mail address
• Telephone number
• place of study or work.

3. Terms of the competition April 1, 2017 to May 31, 2017.

Competition tasks:

1. Presentation in PowerPoint in English

On one of the following topics:

Climate and Nature of Great Britain

Customs and Traditions in England

England under foreign kings

English as a world language

English speaking countries

English tradition

Famous People of Great Britain

How Scotland fought for its independence

London - the Capital of Great Britain

Museums and art galleries of London

New Year's Day in England

Pets in Great Britain

Theater in Great Britain

Sightseeing's of London

Some facts about London

Sports in Great Britain

Holidays in Great Britain

A Brief History of Cambridge

A Brief History of Oxford city

The presentation is evaluated on a 10-point scale according to the following criteria:

Originality of presentation of information up to 1.5

The use of various techniques and methods of presenting information up to 2.0

Completeness of disclosure of the topic up to 1.5

The presence of additional material for the presentation, made in the form of an essay. up to 2.0

Literacy of material design up to 1.0

2. Creative individual task.

A creative individual task will be sent to each participant of the competition.

It is necessary to prepare a video on a given topic no more than 5 minutes.

You can even shoot with your mobile phone.

Criteria for evaluation:

1. Originality of the task - up to 2 points

2. The quality of the task presentation (video, sound, editing) - up to 2 points

3. Compliance of the content of the creative work with the requirements - up to 2 points

4. Compliance with the deadlines for completing the task with the requirements - up to 1 point

5. The quality of using English when creating a story - up to 3 points

3. Results of electronic and SMS voting for the participants of the competition.

4. Interview with an English teacher.

The interview is conducted in order to determine the level of knowledge of the English language and is:

a conversation on a topic chosen by the teacher; performing tasks (orally); the duration of the interview is 10 minutes.

The result is evaluated by the teacher according to the criteria.

Attention! The cost of registration of participants in the competition is 200 rubles.

To participate in the competition, you must pay the registration fee.

To pay online, you can go to the site nativespeakerschool.ru to section "Payment for services" ,

or transfer to the settlement account of the company "Intellect".

Republic of Kalmykia Elista

COUNTRY LEARNING QUIZ

in English language

« Do you know ENGLISH »

7th grade

Elista.

Municipal budgetary educational institution

"Secondary school No. 21"

Republic of Kalmykia Elista

English teacher: Andrey Poshtarikov

Regional quiz in English

« Do you know ENGLISH » »

Acquaintance with the culture of the country of the language being studied is one of the priority tasks of teaching foreign languages. The specificity of the subject implies the mastery of communicative competence by students. All this is impossible without the involvement of a cultural component. Studying the culture of another country, along with the means of the language, not only allows you to effectively involve students in the "dialogue of cultures", acquaint them with universal values, replenish "background knowledge", but also provide great opportunities for providing students with cognitive motivation.

Lessons in the form of a game, competitions, quizzes, competitions are always attractive, they help to activate previously learned material, consolidate the knowledge and skills acquired by students. The desire to measure oneself, to test knowledge in competition with friends, the opportunity to learn something new gives such lessons a motivated character.

good afternoon? My friends! I'm sure that you're full of energy and ready to have some fun. Do you like to play? I'm sure, of course. That's very nice.

You are sure to know all the information on the topic “From London to NY. Games, puzzles, riddles are waiting for you. Let's start! You are welcome!

1. WELCOMING TEAMS.

1._____________________

2._____________________

2. COMPETITION OF CAPTAIN.

1.What is the name of British flag? (Union Jack)

2.Who lived in Sherwood forest? (Robin Hood)

3.What is the nickname of a guest who comes on New Year's morning first? (First

food)

4.Who can you see on the top of the column on Trafalgar square in London? (Admiral Nelson)

5.What is the national Scottish costume called? (kilt)

6.What is the nickname of the American flag? (Stars and Stripes)

7.What person in London has the address 10, Downing Street? (British prime minister)

8. What do many children usually say when they knock on their neighbors’ door on Halloween? (Trick or Treat)

9.What's the color of London taxis? (black)

10.What's the color of double-deckers' in London?(red)

3. COMPETITION OF PROVERBS AND IDIOM.

1. card

1. Manymen, manyminds- How many people, so many ideas.

Don't be smart , while it is quiet .

3. Theearlybirdscatchesthewarm

2. card

Morning , evenings are wiser .

2. Stubborn as a mule.- Mulish .

Measure seven times , cut once .

4.PAC CRYPHRUYTEWORD (SCRAMBLE)

GUAGELAN - (LANGUAGE)

LISHENG - (ENGLISH) etc.

5. GUESS THE LITERATURE HERO.

1. Certificate:

Knowledge in the field of literature - no.

Knowledge in the field of philosophy - no.

Political knowledge is weak.

Botanical knowledge is uneven. Knows the properties of belladonna, opium, poisons in general.

Knowledge in the field of chemistry is deep.

Knowledge in the field of anatomy is accurate, but unsystematic.

Knowledge in the field of criminal chronicles is huge. Knows all the similarities of every crime committed in the 19th century.

He plays the violin well.

Great boxer.

Solid practical knowledge of English law.

(SHERLOCK HOLMES.CONAN DOYLE)

2. It was all black as ink, but with marks in the light. No one in the jungle would want to stand in her way, for she was cunning like a jackal, brave like a wild buffalo, and fearless like a wounded elephant. But her voice is sweet as honey, and her skin is lighter than fluff.

(BAGIRA. MOWGLI. R. KIPLING)

3. One summer, she and her sister Loreen were sitting in a green meadow near the river. It was hot and I didn't feel like doing anything, even picking flowers. I was terribly sleepy and she decided to lie down on the grass. Suddenly, the White Rabbit rushed past her, muttering to himself: "Well, I'm late again!" "Since when did the rabbits talk?" - thought the girl.

(ALICE. ALICE IN WONDERLAND. L. Carroll)

4. It was a beautiful summer day. “You don’t have to go to school today. So why do I have to work? Why should I whitewash this fence?” - thought the boy, walking down the street with a bucket of whitewash and a huge brush. “What a hard life. But soon the guys will pass by, ”he thought, and set to work. The fence was long and very high.

(TOM SAWEIRE.M.TWAIN)

5. When he woke up, it was already morning and the storm had already ended. The ship is not visible so far, but one half of it is already completely submerged. Having reached it by swimming, a person first of all began to look for precisely those tools with which he could build a raft for himself.

(ROBINSON CRUSO.D.DEFO)

6. When the dancing began, he saw a young and very beautiful unfamiliar girl. She was so beautiful that he immediately fell in love with her and immediately forgot about Rosaline. Before he could approach her and speak to her, her cousin Tybalt appeared immediately. A fight was inevitable, but the old Capulet intervened and the young man had to leave. However, he did not go home, but went to the garden of the Capulet family and settled under the balcony of the object of his love.

(ROMEO. ROMEO AND JULIET. W. SHAKESPEARE)

a) marineWorldb) Malibuc) Disneyland

a) 100 b) 90 c) 10

a) jam b) milk c) lemon

th of November?

11. What place was built by Arthur and wizard Merlin

1.A 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.A 6.C7.C8.C9.C10.C11.C12.C

7. Listen and solve riddles in verse .

Without an ear One, one, one

I can speak little dog run

And sing Two, two, two

And hear the Cats you see

(cassette recorder) Three, three, three

bird on the tree

Four, four, four

Rats on the floor

How many animals can you see in all? (10 animals)

One little apple on a tree My face can be any color

Two apples for you and me As black as night, as green as grass

Three apples by the door On it, with chalk

And for apples on the floor All students write.

The apples are good and sweet (BOARD)

Can you count them all?

(10 apples)

What has a face but no head, What can fly but has no wings?

And hands but no fingers? (Time)

(A clock)

the little old woman,

who has 12 children:

some short, some long,

some cold, some hot.

What is it?

(Year)

8. TEXT LISTENING.

Teams need to listen to the recording and choose the only correct option. (Audience text can be changed to yours)

Hey Sarah! How about going to the new shopping center on Saturday?

I don't know Mark. That means spending money and I haven't got much.

Well, you can help me spend my birthday money.

Gosh, Mark! I'm so sorry I forgot your birthday!

No, you didn't. It's next Thursday on the fourteens. But yesterday my aunt Mary gave twenty five pounds to buy my birthday present.

What do you want to buy with your money?

I can't decide. I need a pair of trainers, but I would really like a new video game!

Okay, I'll come with you if you buy me an ice-cream.

Of course I will. A big horse.

1…… wants to go to the shop.

a)with b)on c)by d)of

a)go shopping b)forgive Sarah c)spend money d)buy a big ice cream cone

sorry- apologize

embarrass- embarrass

astonish- surprise

upset- upset

determine- determined

1.b 2.d 3.b 4.c 5.c 6.c 7.a 8.d 9.a 10.d

9.POETRY.

Teams are offered cards with poems about English folk signs. The task is to translate the quatrains as creatively and interestingly as possible.

A good Omen Weather Omen

10. THE FINAL STAGE .

Dear participants, our competition is over. I hope you liked our game. You are great pupils. Your knowledge is excellent. Thank you for your attention

1. WELCOMING TEAMS.

The captains will introduce their teams, explain their names and motto.

So the first task is: Each team should create the name and choose the captain.

1._____________________

2._____________________

2. COMPETITION OF CAPTAIN.

Each captain is asked in turn several questions, a kind of blitz competition.

3. COMPETITION OF PROVERBS AND IDIOM.

Teams receive cards containing both English proverbs and idioms and their Russian equivalents. First, one team reads out in order, while the other teams must find the Russian equivalent. For each correct answer - 1 point.

1. card

1. Manymen, manyminds- So many people, so many ideas.

2. Don't trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you- Nebudiliho , until it's quiet .

3. Theearlybirdcatchesthewarm.-Who gets up early, good luck awaits.

2. card

1. An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening- Morning , evenings are wiser .

2. Stubborn as a mule.- Mulish .

3. Score twice before you cut once- measure seven times , once cut .

3. card

1. Slow and steady wins the race - You're quiet , further you will .

2. A friend in need is a friend indeed -Friend is known in trouble.

3. Two heads are better then one - Two heads are better , suitcase .

4.PAC CRYPHRUYTEWORD (SCRAMBLE)

Change the letter order and write the words correctly.

1. GUAGELAN - ___________________________

2. LISHENG - _____________________________

3.COUNRYT-______________________________

4. DONLON-_______________________________

5. SHINGWATON-__________________________
6. CLEVRE-________________________________

7. STONEHEGNE-__________________________

8. AMECARI-______________________________

9. NEYDISLAND-__________________________

10. ALLOHWEEN-__________________________

5. GUESS THE LITERATURE HERO.

6. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COUNTRIES OF THE LEARNED LANGUAGE.

1. What are the colors of the British flag?

a) blue red and white b) blue and red c) blue white and yellow

2. How many pennies are there in one pond?

a) 100 b) 90 c) 10

3. Who was the first president of the USA?

a) George Washington b) Abraham Lincoln c) John Kennedy

4. What do the English put in their tea?

a) jam b) milk c) lemon

5. What is the biggest state in the USA?

a) Texas b) Alaska c) California

6. Which holiday is on December 25?

a) St. Valentine's day b) Easter c) Christmas

7. What city is the statue of Liberty in?

a) Miami b) Washington c) New York

8. Where can you see the ravens in London?

a) near the Thames b) near the Houses of Parliament c) near the Tower of London

9. What american holiday is on the 4th th of November?

a) Halloween b) Independence Day c) Thanksgiving Day

10. In what city were the famous “Beatles” born?

a) London b) Glasgow c) Liverpool

11. What place was built by Arthur and wizard Merlin?

a) Stonehenge b) The Tower of London c) Camelot

12. What is the very famous amusement park near Los Angeles?

a) Marine World b) Malibu c) Disneyland

7. Listen and solve riddles in verses.

8. TEXT LISTENING.

Teams need to listen to the recording and choose the only correct option.

1…… wants to go to the shop.

a) Sarah b) Mark c) Mary d) Sarah and Mark

2.The boy wants to do the shopping on …..

a)Thursday b)Friday c)Sunday d)Saturday

3. Sarah is not sure if she……

a)has money b)spend a lot of money

c)goes with Mark d)will go shopping with Mark

4. Sarah ….. because she didn’t remember Mark’s birthday.

a)apologized b)embarrassed c)astonished d)upset

a)last Thursday b)on the fourteenth c)yesterday d)two days ago

6. Aunt Mary gave Mark money to buy….. .

a)a new video game b)a new trainers c)a birthday present d)an ice cream

a)with b)on c)by d)of

a)aware b)not sure c)sure d)determined

a)a video game b)trainers c)a cone of the ice d)a lot of money

a)go shopping b)forgive Sarah c)spend money d)buy a big ice cream come

9. POEMS.

The task is to translate the quatrains as creatively and interestingly as possible.

A good Omen Weather Omen

See the pin and pick it up Evening gray and morning red

All that day you'll have good luck. Are the sights of a bonny day.

See the pin and let it lay - Evening gray and morning red

You'll have bad luck all that day. Bring down rain on the famer's head.

IV International Music Competition

London, Great Britain

Correspondence form of holding

The international jury of the distance competition includes teachers from the Higher Musical Institutions of Japan, Japanese concert musicians, teachers with the best results of the past distance competitions.

Diploma - for all teachers. HONORARY DIPLOMA - to all teachers with first prizes.

HONORARY DIPLOMA "BEST TEACHER" and an invitation to the jury of one of the following competitions - teachers with the best results.

Grand Prix winners will be offered a Gala Concert in Rome next spring and a 50% discount on participation in the International Music Competition at the Academic Hall of the Vatican Institute of Sacred Music in Rome.

Paragraph 1.

Instrumentalists and vocalists of any nationality of various age categories, soloists and groups are invited to participate in the competitions.

Clause 2. Competition nominations

• Keyboard instruments: piano, organ, harpsichord, button accordion, accordion, synthesizer (soloists, 4-hand ensembles, duets, teacher-student)
• String instruments: classical, folk, modern (soloists and groups)
• Wind instruments: classical, folk, modern (soloists and groups)
• Percussion and plucked instruments: classical, folk, modern (soloists and groups)
• Vocal - academic, folk, modern (soloists and groups)
• Chamber and orchestral music: classical, folk, modern.

• Category "Free": up to 8 years - Free program 5 minutes maximum
• Category A: 9-10 years old - Free program 8 minutes maximum
• Category B: 11 - 13 years old - Free program 10 minutes maximum
• Category C: 14 -16 years old - Free program 10 minutes maximum
• Category D: 17 -19 years old - Free program 15 minutes maximum
• Category E: 20 -27 years - Free program 15 minutes maximum
• Category F: from 28 years old - Free program 15 minutes maximum

• Category G: Under 11 - Free program 10 minutes maximum
• Category H: 12 - 15 years - Free program 10 minutes maximum
• Category L: 16 - 19 years - Free program 15 minutes maximum
• Category M: from 20 years old - Free program 15 minutes maximum

Item 4. Entry fee

• Soloists of categories Free, A - 65 €, including registration of the application 15 euros per person
• Soloists of categories B, C - 75 €
• Soloists of categories D, E, F - 85 €
• Duets and groups of categories Free, A, B, C, G, H - 45 € for each group member, but not more than 255 € per group;
• Duets and groups of categories D, E, F, L, M - 55 € for each group member, but not more than 335 € per group

Entrance fee must be sent via Pay Pall or bank transfer.

transfer via Pay Pall is carried out on the data provided by the organizing committee (Pay Pall commission, if not indicated by Pay Pol during the transfer, is up to 5 euros).

With a note in the column "purpose of translation": Name of the contestant in English - Nomination - Category

A group of contestants can send all entrance fees in one bank transfer, indicating in the "purpose of transfer" column the names, nominations and categories of participants in the "Purpose of transfer" column.

Commissions of all banks or Pay Pall when transferring are paid by the contestant.

Upon receipt of an incomplete entry fee or a video recording that does not meet the requirements of the competition, the contestant is not allowed to participate in the competition.

The entry fee is non-refundable.

Item 5. Jury, performance evaluation system, awards

The international jury consists of teachers of the Higher Musical Institutions, concert musicians of the country entered in the competition and teachers with the best results of the past distance competitions of the organizing committee.

The jury's decision is final and cannot be changed.

The final sum of points is derived as the arithmetic mean of the sum of points of all jury members on a 100-point scale.

• GRAND PRIX -100 points. One in each category.
• FIRST PRIZE - from 90 to 99 points.
• SECOND PRIZE - from 80 to 89 points.
• THIRD PRIZE - from 70 to 79 points.
• DIPLOMA - to all other participants

The jury has the right to award an unlimited number of prizes in each nomination.

Jury members' comments will be sent to all contestants.

• Diploma - for all teachers.
• HONORARY DIPLOMA - to all teachers with first prizes.
• HONORARY DIPLOMA "BEST TEACHER" and an invitation to the jury of one of the following competitions organized by the organizing committee - teachers with the best results in each nomination (two or more first prizes or one Grand Prix).

Grand Prix winners and some of the first places (at the discretion of the Organizing Committee) will be offered to participate in the International Concert "Uniti nella Musica" in the Academic Hall of the "Santa Cecilia" Conservatory in Rome in March 2018, as well as a 50% discount on participation in the International Music Competition in Academic Hall of the Institute of Sacred Music of the Vatican in Rome. The competition will be held the day after the concert.

Information about the jury members, results and videos of the performances of the contestants are sent upon request.

The names of all members of the jury behind the seal of the competition will be indicated in the diplomas.

At the end of the competition, an electronic copy of diplomas to the winners and teachers, comments of the jury members are sent to the e-mail address of the contestant specified in the application; original diplomas - to the postal address specified in the application.

Clause 6. Application procedure

Application, a request for participation, an identity card and a payment receipt are sent electronically in one of the following ways:

Upload the video to youtube, mail.ru (http://files.mail.ru/) or other hosting and send the full package of documents to the address of the organizing committee, indicating the link to the video in the application. Wait for receipt notification.

Send video from www.wetransfer.com to organizing committee e-mail along with other documents (up to 2 GB download)

The application must be sent in Word format in English (the name of the addressee and the full postal address for sending diplomas should be written in Russian).

Request for participation - signed, sent in scanned form in PDF or JPEG format). For groups - it is filled in with a general list with the data of each contestant and the signature of each of them.

The video recording of the performance must meet the following requirements:

• Videos from concerts and face-to-face competitions are not accepted.
• Before the performance, the participant must pronounce his first name, last name. For groups - the conductor or one of the contestants pronounces the name of the group.
• The instrument, face and hands of the performer must be clearly visible on the recording.
• Stopping the video camera during the performance, breaks in recording between works are not allowed.
• Signs of computer processing of the recording, gluing pieces, voice-overs, sound overlay, etc. are not allowed.

Scanned passport or birth certificate

For groups - a list of participants with date of birth signed and stamped by the institution they represent.

Scanned receipt of payment of the entry fee

Item 7.

By entering the Video Contest, artists automatically waive their rights to financial compensation in connection with the publication and distribution of music videos on CD, DVD or the Internet.

Item 8.

By submitting an application for a video competition, participants automatically agree to all the conditions of the above rules, agree to be processed and included in the Organizing Committee database.

Item 9.

In case of disagreement between the Organizer and the participant, the rules in Italian shall be considered competent.

A joint project of Oxfordcrown and the League of Education

The grant competition is an opportunity to:

1. Win grants for your school team for the BEO International Olympiad

2. Participate in an exciting master class in English

3. Spend one unforgettable day in Moscow with peers from different cities of Russia

What is the grant amount?

The size of one grant is equal to the cost of participation of 1 student in the VEO, namely 1710 pounds.

(the cost of paperwork and consular fees, air tickets and medical insurance is not included in the cost of the grant and is paid by the participants themselves)

Who can participate in the grant program?

Only school groups of 10 or 20 people who have registered for the WEO on the Oxfordcrown website and paid 30% of the cost of participating in the WEO, namely 513 ft. before November 20, 2017, can participate in the grant program.

To whom are grants awarded?

School teams present their performances in one of the VEO nominations prepared as homework. The jury selects the best representatives of the groups and awards them a grant. The grant nominee is awarded a certificate and brings a grant to his group, which is distributed among all participants as a 10% discount. The number of grants can exceed the number of groups, which allows the school to win more than one grant and thus reduce the cost of the trip by more than 10%. If you win 10 grants, the school goes to VEO for free.

Competition program:

· BEO presentation, master class from BEO representatives and performances of the teams - competitive stage, awarding and awarding grants.

Both the whole team and only individual representatives can come to the competition (if there are enough of them to participate in the competition)

What do you need to do to take part?
Select the 10 best students of the school with knowledge of the language not lower than level B1.
Appoint a team curator who will prepare it for the competitive stage and further accompany it.
Prepare a speech on a given topic

Register from the school (at the bottom of the page)
Register to participate in BEO itself http://oxfordcrown.ru/british_engli...

What if the school did not enroll 10 people?

A school that has not recruited 10 people for a trip to the VEO does not participate in the grant competition. But he can add his students to the general team, which will be called "Leaders".

What is VEO?

BEO is the grand competition of the year, attended by 2,000 people from 18 countries in 2017.

Within 2 weeks, teams of carefully selected children aged 12-16 with a high level of English enter the fight for prizes in the following categories:

• International debate on a given topic
• Project on a given topic or presentation of your country
• Competition in the field of theatrical art, vocal, dance, sports

The brilliant awards ceremony with the participation of VIP guests led by the ambassadors of the participating countries takes place in the most famous places in London. So in 2017 it was the Royal Theater in Covent Garden (West End).

Impressions for a lifetime will remain with both schoolchildren and their accompanying teachers.

What do students get:

• Communication with peers from around the world (2000 people)
• Discussion of global political and social topics
• Making the most of all your academic knowledge and skills
• Public speaking and speaking to large audiences
• Development of leadership skills and teamwork skills
• Full immersion in the life of the British school, culture and history
• Accommodation in luxury private British boarding houses
• Cultural and educational trips, excursions, an interesting program of evening events

Your school can make itself known at the international level by taking part in the World English Olympiad in London!

You can ask questions and see all the latest information on the project here.