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St. Ursula Comparison

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Schools around the world can be very diverse but at the core they will have similar principles. AFNorth and St. Ursula are a fine example of this, AFNorth being an International School and ST. Ursula being a private school. They house different students and are even in different countries but some classes can be the same. Kids at St. Ursula can do things such as Beekeeping, using key cards for paying for lunch, and so on. People who are at AFNorth can compete in sports through Europe, hang out with students from different countries, and so on. AFNorth is not only different in comparing itself with St. Ursula but with most if not all other American schools. This is primarily due to the environment and atmosphere the students and teachers work in at this school. One of the key things you will find at the school is how much we are base our learning with technology, doing things such as making powerpoints, using Smart Boards, and online courses. Students are acquainted with multiple …show more content…

Ursula is I would say a more typical school in a country. I guess as a result of it being a more typical school they would have a lot more students, over 1000 students attending St. Ursula. Their lunch is a stark difference from ours due to them A) using a key card to pay for meals and B) having a catering company. The students can also purchase snacks throughout passing periods which is quite a difference from AFNorth. With differences there comes similarities and there will always be similarities across schools, and St. Ursula comparing with AFNorth is no exception. Many of the core classes are taught such as math, science, history, and so on. Both schools have extracurricular activities but of course the two schools don’t have the same exact ones. This may seem like an obvious similarity and that is because it is but they are both boy and girl schools. It isn’t such a farfetched similarity though due to St. Ursula is a mostly christian school and could have been just a nun

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