This topic helps students talk about school schedules and end-of-term activities. It uses present simple and continuous tenses, future expressions with "going to" and "will," and basic modal verbs to describe when lessons happen and what students do before the summer break. It also encourages students to talk about routines and plans.
For example:
Music and sports lessons finish before summer break.
We are having our final music class this Friday.
They’re going to play in a concert before the break.
Students can use this topic to describe their schedule, express excitement, or share end-of-term plans.
GRAMMAR
Present Simple (routines and facts):
We have music lessons on Tuesdays.
Sports lessons finish in May.
Present Continuous (happening now or around now):
Students are practicing for the final concert.
I’m getting ready for the last soccer match.
Future with "Going to" and "Will":
We’re going to have a party after the lessons end.
The teacher will give us our final grades next week.
Modal Verbs (can, should, must):
You should bring your instrument to class.
We must return our sports uniforms.
VOCABULARY
Lesson – A period of learning.
Finish – To come to an end.
Break – A short holiday or rest.
Schedule – A plan of activities.
Practice – To do something many times to improve.
Concert – A musical performance.
Match – A sports competition.
Uniform – Special clothes for school or sports.
Teacher – A person who helps you learn.
Celebrate – To do something special for an event.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
Our lessons finish before summer.
We’re preparing for our last concert.
She’s going to play the violin on stage.
They will receive their certificates soon.
We should practice more before the final day.
Let’s celebrate after the last class!
SENTENCES
Positive:
Our music lessons finish in May.
I’m practicing for the school concert.
They are going to play one last game.
Negative:
We don’t have sports lessons in June.
She isn’t ready for the final class.
You shouldn’t miss the last lesson.
Questions:
When do your lessons finish?
Are you practicing for the concert?
What will you do after the break starts?
Answers:
They finish next week.
Yes, I practice every afternoon.
I will visit my grandparents.
CONVERSATION
Leo: Hi Emma! Are your music lessons still going?
Emma: Yes, but they finish next week. We have a concert on Friday!
Leo: That’s exciting! What are you going to play?
Emma: I’m going to play the piano with my class. And you?
Leo: Our sports lessons end soon too. We have one last soccer match.
Emma: Nice! Are you ready for it?
Leo: Almost! We’re practicing every day.
Emma: Good luck, Leo!
Leo: Thanks, Emma. Enjoy your concert!
LONG READING
In many schools, music and sports lessons finish before the summer break. Students often have special events at the end, like concerts and matches. These activities give students a chance to show what they have learned.
Sofia and her classmates are preparing for their last music class. “I love playing the violin,” she says. “We’re going to perform in front of our parents.” Her friend Daniel adds, “I’m playing the drums. I’m a little nervous, but I practiced a lot.”
Meanwhile, the school’s soccer team is getting ready for their final game. Their coach says, “The students have worked very hard this term. I’m proud of them.”
After these events, the students will start their summer holidays. Some will travel, others will stay home, but they all look forward to relaxing after a busy school year.
Questions and Answers:
When do music and sports lessons usually finish? – Before summer break.
What instrument does Sofia play? – The violin.
Why is Daniel nervous? – Because he is going to perform.
What does the soccer coach say about the students? – He is proud of them.
What do students look forward to? – Their summer holidays.
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